Toronto City Council has voted to reverse a ban on tobogganing at 45 hills that were deemed unsafe by park staff.
During Wednesday’s meeting, councillors approved a motion to remove signs prohibiting tobogganing at those locations and instead install new signs advising about potential risks associated with the activity.
Bradford’s motion also directs staff to re-install hay bales that were previously in place at those hills.In 2017, the city adopted a toboggan hill inspection program. Since then, officials have been surveying popular tobogganing sites to ensure continued safety. The city has 27 parks with designated toboggan hills, which are inspected regularly.
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