Friends of Sam Smith Park: THE RED-NECKED GREBES ARE BACK

Sam Smith Park is the jewel of the Lakeshore - a tranquil, waterfront sanctuary of wetlands, woods, shore and meadow. It supports a magnificent web of life with a diversity of environments that provide food, habitat and protection for the many species of plants and the birds and animals that pass through or call it home. The gentle sounds and green beauty of the park provide a restorative, stress reducing element to the life of the residents of the Lakeshore and to the increasing number of lucky visitors who are discovering its special gifts.

***** To report any problems/concerns you have about the park, please add your own voice to ours by contacting .....
Jorge Ture, Park Supervisor 416 392 6883 jture@toronto.ca

Councillor Grimes 416 397 9273 councillor_grimes@toronto.ca

Mayor John Tory 416 397 2489
mayor_tory@toronto.ca
Bylaw enforcement Gary Borges cell 647 460 4270, office 416 338 5706
City's non-emergency services Tel: 311 311@toronto.ca
Police 22 Division 416 808 2200
Parks and Recreation 311
To report bird/animal harassment:
*Ontario Ministry Natural Resources 1 877 TIPS MNR
*TRCA (Conservation Authority) 416 661 6600
(Press "0" for immediate service)

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