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Don Mills


Don Mills is famous for being Canada's first planned postwar suburb that saw farmers fields turned into a vast mix of residential, commercial and industrial uses. While built for the car, Don Mills is still remarkably walkable as the central shopping area (the recently opened Shops at Don Mills) is close to the residential areas that circle it. On the periphery are tracts of land given over to light industrial uses. Throughout Don Mills excellent examples of modern architecture can be found, from ranch-style houses to glass and steel factory buildings.

Features

Crothers Woods

Rethinking ravines: A plan for Toronto's hidden backyard


distillery district christmas

Solid bets for the holidays: A curated list of wintry city diversions


Kelli Korducki

Letter from the editor

Letter from Yonge Street's new Managing Editor. 

Arlen Leeming, MES Project Manager, Don & Highland Watersheds Toronto & Region Conservation Auth.

Exploring the vitality of Toronto's rivers and history

Reporter Andrew Seale paddles down the Don River in a canoe to better understand how Toronto's various rivers and channels have impacted our city's infrastructure over the years. 

Paddling the Don River

Yonge Street Video Paddles the Don River, Toronto's wild urban park and watershed

In May of each year canoeists take to the Don River and paddle 10km through Toronto's urban wilderness from Don Mills to the Keating Channel. Yonge Street's videographer Darren Alexander floated along for the ride, and so can you.
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