East York

The Don River valley defines the setting of East York — wooded ravines, tributary corridors and parks break up its grid of low-rise neighbourhoods on Toronto’s east side. Once an independent municipality, East York was incorporated as a township in 1924, became a borough in 1967 and was amalgamated into the City of Toronto in 1998. That history still gives the area a distinct civic identity within Canada’s largest city. Its residential streets sit close to major Toronto routes, while the valley system provides a green counterpoint to the surrounding urban fabric. Find related webcams in Toronto and across Ontario to build a fuller picture of East York and its urban region.

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