June 7, 2017 Season 2017, Tonight, 100 surfers are expected at a "paddle out" protest against changes to the Scarborough Bluffs, which they say could ruin a popular surfing spot on the lake. Matt Galloway spoke with the organizer, Jeff Green.
Paddle out - the star.com
Toronto surfers staged a "paddleout" Wednesday to protest a shoreline development they say will destroy one of the best surf swells in the region. (CARLOS OSORIO / TORONTO STAR) By JACKIE HONGStaff Reporter Wed., June 7, 2017
Paddle out - CBC.ca
Toronto surfers rally against project they say would ruin beloved surf spot TRCA wants to build a new landmass to anchor the beach and make navigation easier for boats By Kate McGillivray, CBC News
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority board members face a long meeting Friday, July 28, deciding whether to endorse plans for a $170-million waterfront park system below the Scarborough Bluffs.
Why one group of Toronto surfers... - beachmetro.com
The surf could no longer be up for some water sport enthusiasts who frequent Bluffers Park.
That’s because a plan to develop the western portion of the Scarborough coastline could cut into what local surfers say is one of the best surf spots in the city.