Toronto's 'waterfront city' project reaches new milestone | CBC News
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The $1.4-billion Port Lands flood protection project aims to renaturalize the Don River's mouth and connect it to Lake Ontario, enhancing flood safety.
The removal of the North Plug is a critical step, marking significant progress in protecting Toronto neighborhoods like Leslieville and South Riverdale from flooding.
Mayor Olivia Chow emphasized the opportunity for transformation, stating: "People are starting to imagine what is possible," despite the current appearance of the construction site.
Watershed management is integral, as this project intends to reclaim 240 hectares from the flood plain while enhancing the ecosystem and urban infrastructure.
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