Toronto City Council has approved a pilot program that would allow personal consumption of alcohol at more than two dozen public parks across the city.
Torontonians will be allowed to crack open a bottle in some city parks starting next month as part of a new pilot program.
City council approved on Wednesday the program that would allow personal consumption of alcohol in 27 public parks. It will run from Aug. 2 to Oct. 9.Most of the parks that are part of the pilot are located in downtown Toronto while a few are in North York and Scarborough. No parks in Etobicoke are participating.
Initially, 22 parks were involved in the program, but five new parks – one in Toronto-Danforth and four in Toronto – St. Paul's – were added during Wednesday's council meeting. A motion was also approved requesting staff to prepare a design for a "no alcohol" sign which can be made available to parks upon the request of a councillor.Here's a full list of the parks participating in the pilot program:Dufferin Grove Park, Ward 9 - DavenportRoundhouse Park, Ward 10 - Spadina-Fort YorkChristie Pits Park, Ward 11 - University-RosedaleSir Winston Churchill Park, Ward 12 - Toronto-St. Paul'sCedarvale Park, Ward 12, Toronto - St.
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