Statement of Collection Authority

Thanks for your interest in the draft wayfinding map of Toronto Island Park! The City has prepared this draft map as part of its Toronto Island Park wayfinding strategy. We are looking for your feedback on three things in this draft wayfinding map survey:

1. The map’s overall accuracy
2. If there are any major omissions or errors on the map
3. If there are any destinations that should be prioritized

As part of a pilot project, we have installed the draft map at the four ferry landings serving the park. You can visit the landings if you would like to see the map in person.

An important note about this map: it includes existing, official place names to provide clarity to visitors. If any place names change in the future, the City will include them when it refreshes the map.

To share comments about errors, omissions, and destinations, drag the pins directly on to the map. You can share additional feedback on the comment box associated with each pin.

• Comments will be made public once approved by the moderation/project team.
• Comments which do not relate specifically to the content of the wayfinding map (icons, names, locations, spelling, etc.) will not be made public.

To share your feedback about the map’s overall accuracy, please take the short survey located in the sidebar (desktop) or the dropdown menu (mobile).

Statement of Collection Authority

Parks, Forestry and Recreation collects personal information under the legal authority of the City of Toronto Act, 2006, SO 2006, Chapter 11, Schedule A, sections 8 and 136 (c) and City of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 608, Parks. Your name and email address will only be used to keep you informed about the progress of the Island Stories campaign and the Toronto Island Master Plan. Questions about this collection can be directed to the Manager, Public Consultation, Metro Hall, 55 John Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 3C6, or by telephone at 416-338-3020.