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1 week ago

Cormorants and their acidic poop are causing a stink on Toronto islands. What can be done? | CBC Radio

Rome is burning, and the bureaucrats are fiddling. Each year it gets worse and worse, with more carnage and death to the trees, said Warren Hoselton, who worked on the islands as the park supervisor for over two decades. We manage Canada geese, we manage beavers and we're letting these guys have at it. Around 18,000 double-crested cormorants have made Hanlan's Point their home, close to a public docking area.
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6 months ago

Gondola, tunnel or bridge? Toronto city council eyes improved island access | CBC News

Toronto considers a task force for improved access to Islands amidst ferry service issues.
Options include short-term relief ferries and long-term solutions such as a bridge or gondola.
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6 months ago

City could explore a bridge, tunnel or even a gondola to get more visitors to Toronto islands | CBC News

Toronto is considering constructing a permanent link to Toronto Island Park to improve access and ease ferry congestion.
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