In 2007, Water’s Edge undertook a desktop and field assessment of all City creeks (Sheldon, Appleby, Shoreacres, Tuck, Roseland, Rambo, Hager, Indian, Falcon and Grindstone Creek) to determine the condition of each stream system.
City-Wide Creek Inventory and Erosion Assessment Study (2007-2008 and 2015-2016) Read More »
Water’s Edge was contracted by City of Toronto to complete a condition assessment and prioritization on ten (10) City outfalls.
City of Toronto Stormwater Outfalls Read More »
Water’s Edge was authorized by the City of Toronto to undertake an assessment and repair design of a severely degraded storm outfall in Scarborough.
Rouge Hills Drive Outfall Restoration Read More »
Water’s Edge was authorized to design and supervise the implementation of bank erosion protection, debris removal, riparian buffer and enhance in-stream fish habitats on Mindemoya River at Site MIN 662 & 664.
Mindemoya River Sites 662 & 664 Read More »
A sanitary sewer siphon within Humber Creek became exposed due to the severe degradation of soft shales in the watercourse.
Chapman Valley (Humber Creek) – Phase 1 Read More »
Commercial development project in the City of Markham required the realignment for 225 metres of creek including a new road crossing.
East Carlton Creek Channel Realignment – Commercial Development in Markham Read More »
Water’s Edge, in conjunction with Cambridge Landscaping and Construction Ltd., was engaged by the City of Oshawa to complete a Design-Build of Farewell Creek.
Farewell Creek Design – Build Read More »