Toronto’s Lower Don Trail has reopened after a three-year, $13.5-million facelift, but disappointed users say little has changed.
Glenna Ford is relieved that she can once again bike and jog the Lower Don Trail after the one-year closure for improvements the city originally promised stretched to three agonizing years — and may not be over yet.
“My first reaction was extreme happiness, as the path had been closed for an inexcusably long period of time,” said the 64-year-old Riverdale resident about the trail, which fully reopened Aug.1.
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