Milton Berger Park is a new 2,580 m2 park located at 21 Monte Kwinter Crt., south of Wilson Avenue and west of Tippett Road. The park is named in honour of Milton Berger, a Holocaust survivor and long-serving Toronto councillor. Berger, who immigrated to Canada in 1949, was a champion of affordable housing, seniors’ housing and the Holocaust monument at Earl Bales Park. Naming the park recognizes his significant contributions to the North York community.
The park is now open to the public following the completion of Phase 1 construction. Phase 2 construction, which includes a fitness area, an open lawn and a water bottle filling station, will start in fall 2026.
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The timeline is subject to change.
Phase 2 construction is expected to start in fall 2026. This phase includes the installation of a fitness area, an open lawn and a water bottle filling station.
Phase 1 construction is complete, and the park opens to the public. This phase included the installation of a new splash pad, a playground, plantings, bike racks, benches, tables and lighting.
City Council approves the name Milton Berger Park to commemorate the life and long-standing public service of Milton Berger.
From June 13 to June 17, an online survey collected feedback on the proposed commemorative park name, Milton Berger Park.
The timeline for construction has been updated and is anticipated to start in spring 2024.
From November 13 to December 6, an online survey collected feedback on the design plan and playground layout for the new park. The survey received 120 responses with input from 220 individuals.
Download the December 2020 survey summary.
On November 16, the park design was presented and feedback was collected from the community. This feedback will be considered for the final park design in advance of the construction drawing preparation and project construction.
Download the November 16, 2020 meeting presentation.
The design includes a central pathway leading to:
