The Victoria Park Master Plan is a framework for development of the 15.7 hectare site. Victoria Park was donated to the City by the federal government in 1842 and has historically been used for many activities, including the annual fall fair since 1852, horse racing, snowmobile racing and sports.
Notably, John 'Daddy' Hall (1783-1900) the area's first Black settler constructed his home on the grounds of Victoria Park, and the site is included on the established Freedom Trail historical route.
The Plan focuses on six influences for the site; Cultural, Natural, Recreational, Historical, Agricultural, and Visual.
Key features of the plan |
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