Two new parks are coming to the Etobicoke City Centre neighbourhood as a result of a mixed-use development project. One park (Park A) will be 4,054m2 (approximately the size of a baseball field and two basketball courts), and the other park (Park B) will be 2,568m2 (approximately the size of six basketball courts).

The parks will be located southeast of Shorncliffe Road and Dundas Street West, near Cloverdale Park, and will be separated by a new road that will be constructed as part of the development project. The park designs will be developed through the community engagement process starting in summer 2023.

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Park A will be constructed before Park B, but the designs for both parks will be developed with the community at the same time. The timeline is subject to change.

Park A

  • Fall 2023: Hire a design team
  • Summer 2023 to Fall 2024: Community engagement
  • Fall 2024 to Summer 2025: Design development
  • Fall 2025: Hire a construction team and construction starts
  • Spring 2026: Construction complete, park opens

Park B

  • Fall 2023: Hire a design team
  • Summer 2023 to Fall 2024: Community engagement
  • Fall 2024 to Summer 2025: Design development

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December 2023

Online Thought Exchange Activity

From November 8 to December 6, an online thought exchange activity collected ideas and idea ratings about the vision for the new parks.

The results will be posted on this page.

Community Advisory Committee Application (CAC)

From November 8 to December 6, community members could apply to be a member of the CAC to help develop the designs for the new parks. The CAC will meet in each phase of the community engagement process to review and discuss key project elements. Members will support the project team by providing feedback and sharing information about the project with their networks and communities.

Download the meeting summary.

October 2023

Indigenous Advisory Circle Application (IAC)

From October 13 to October 25, community members who identify as Indigenous to Canada could apply to be a member of the IAC to help develop the designs for the two new parks. The design for one of the parks will include meaningful Indigenous placekeeping.

Download the meeting summary.