Washroom Building Renovations are Starting
Attention Fred Hamilton Park Users! We have some wonderful news that we’ve been wanting to share with you for a really long time (but who’s counting years ;) : THE […]
Category Archives: Revitalization
Sept 21 Friends meeting is cancelled
Our Sept 21 Friends meeting is cancelled, but please feel free to join our next one scheduled for Wed Nov 16 at 7 pm. The agenda and location will be […]
The rain garden
The rain garden has been planted! The following native plants are now in the garden: Joe Pye weed, Blue Lobelia, Dense Blazing star, Black eyed Susan, Turtlehead, Common Milkweed, Swamp Milkweed […]
Fred Hamilton Playground Laneway Update and Invitation
You are invited this Sunday June 12th to the official launch of the “laneway puncture prototype”. The launch is in Fred Hamilton Park and runs from 10 a.m. to around […]
WaterHarvest prototype launch
Thank you to everyone who came out to help celebrate the launch of the WaterHarvest prototype. The weather was perfect and so was the company. The kids really enjoyed playing […]
Happening very soon in a laneway near you
What a busy spring for FoRRP! Another project that we heard about well over a year ago is moving forward, with work starting this Monday (May 9th) and expected to […]
Hold the dates!
Spring brings more outdoor time including park activities! Please hold these dates in your calendar and stayed tuned for more information about each of these events. Saturday April 23 and […]
Calling All Gardeners
We are requesting proposals from interested groups (schools, after school clubs, community, not-for-profit, seniors, etc) to steward the new rain garden in Fred Hamilton Park. The rain garden is a […]
WaterHarvest prototype update
WaterHarvest prototype update If you haven’t visited Fred Hamilton Park lately or frequently, you might have missed the excavation and construction of the WaterHarvest prototype. We still have some work […]
WaterHarvest – Fred Hamilton Park (starts next week!)
A water harvesting system including water storage cells will soon be installed at Fred Hamilton Park. The Friends of Roxton Road Parks (FoRRP) in collaboration with the City of Toronto Councillor’s Office, […]
