Why can’t Toronto build good parks?
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OPINION
Why can’t Toronto build good parks?
ALEX BOZIKOVIC
ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
PUBLISHED MAY 9, 2026
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Parks such as Sugar Beach and Love Park (pictured) by landscape architects CCxA provide reasons to linger, writes Alex Bozikovic.
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Toronto’s parks and recreation department has a problem: It is not good at making parks.
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