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Growing food on Public Commons
Setup: 08-May-2013 [9177]
• Toronto farmers market vendors have been talking about the market garden possibilities of the federal ex-airport lands near Pickering. There are food gardens in Toronto parks as well.
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Description: Whether it's growing food or flowers, community gardens are a great way to "play in the mud" with friends, neighbours, and the young ones too.
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Facilities in Parks
Food in public space
Governance Project: Related Documentation
Growing food on Public Commons
Parks and Recreation Facilities
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Date: 10-Sep-2011 [577]
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Food in public space
Growing food on Public Commons
Date: 10-Sep-2011 [585]
Rouge National Urban Park - Public engagment 2012 report
Participants generally felt farming could be a part of a healthy, functional protected area through
Description: Over the summer of 2012, Parks Canada Agency conducted an extensive public engagement program on the concept for Rouge National Urban Park.
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Date: 08-May-2013
direct link (Rouge_NUP_Summary_Report_2012_eng_FINAL.pdf)
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