Remedial Action Plan

The Remedial Action Plan (RAP) is a process to clean up the waterfront, rivers, habitats and waters of the Toronto region. RAPs are also being implemented in 42 other areas around the Great Lakes.

The Toronto and Region RAP area includes six major watersheds (Etobicoke Creek, Mimico Creek, Humber River, Don River, Highland Creek, Rouge River) 45 kilometres of waterfront, and Toronto Bay.

For updated information on the Toronto and Regional Remedial Action Plan, click here.

Toronto and Region RAP Streamwater Quality Maps:

• Surface Water Quality Conditions of Streams in the Toronto RAP Watershed

Sediment Control Workshop

On May 7th, 2003 the Toronto and Region Remedial Action Plan hosted the first Inter-Regional Stormwater Management Workshop on Sediment Control at the Black Creek Pioneer Village. 121 individuals participated from Municipalities, adjacent Conservation Authorities, Environment Canada, DFO, MOE, and MNR.

• Workshop Agenda
• Presentations
• Supporting Documentation and Research Papers
• Questionnaire Results
• Resource Centre

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