The Shared Path / Le Sentier Partagé: Toronto’s Newest Discovery Walk

The Shared Path / Le Sentier Partagé: Toronto’s Newest Discovery Walk

As Project Manager alongside La Societe d’histoire de Toronto, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Huron Wendat Nation, Six Nations Confederacy of the Grand, Heritage Toronto, the City of Toronto, Lambton Historical Society, the Swansea Historical Society, Susan managed the first major phase of implementation of the Parc Historique vision. Bringing the history of the Humber River to life, 13 story circles 52 interpretative signs and trailheads were installed in the Lower Humber Valley, connecting to the Waterfront Trail. Deemed the “greatest contribution to First Nations history ever made by the City of Toronto” by the former Chief, Carolyn King, it was National Trust of Canada Award Winner for Volunteer Contribution, in 2011.

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Renewing Relations in Baawaating

In partnership with JDI Business Services Inc and Incite Planning, People Plan Community hosted an in-person engagement session with Batchewana First Nation and the International Joint Commission in 2023, The

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