Katie Rook, National Post Parks and green spaces lining the banks of the Don River remained under water yesterday after rain from Monday's thunderstorm flooded southern portions of the watershed. Flood technicians were yesterday examining damage to some river banks, said Laurian Farrell, chief flood duty officer with Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The river, which covers 360 square kilometres and cuts through the city, was most badly flooded near Bayview Avenue and Pottery Road, she said. Photo of Wilmot Creek Park by Tyler Anderson, National Post ...
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Katie Rook, National Post Parks and green spaces lining the banks of the Don River remained under water yesterday after rain from Monday's thunderstorm flooded southern portions of the watershed. Flood technicians were yesterday examining damage to some river banks, said Laurian Farrell, chief flood duty officer with Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The river, which covers 360 square kilometres and cuts through the city, was most badly flooded near Bayview Avenue and Pottery Road, she said. Photo of Wilmot Creek Park by Tyler Anderson, National Post ...