Toronto set aside $2M a year for this flood-prone neighbourhood. So far, residents have received less than 3% of it.

The City of Toronto has a $2-million annual grant program to help Rockcliffe-Smythe residents recover from basement flooding.
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Toronto residents claim city project is faulty, will worsen flooding in Rockcliffe-Smythe

Starting this month, the city is going to begin removing 847 trees in a flood mitigation effort it says will finally help the flood-prone Rockcliffe-Smythe neighbourhood. But residents and community ...
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City of Mississauga monitoring flood risk after high levels of melting snow, rain

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In this new Toronto neighborhood, 'sponge streets' double as parks and flood prevention

These green corridors ditch parking and instead capture stormwater, reduce heat, and put people first. To make room for more ...