On June 9, 2012, David Juliusson, Program Officer at Fort York, will lead the annual Tour de Forts bike ride

A June 2, 2012 Heritage Ride included a visit to Marie Curtis Park at the southwest corner of Long Branch. The photo shows the mouth of Etobicoke Creek. The current channelized version is the result of the straightening out of what used to be the eastern branch of the creek. In order to create an opening for the new version, a channel was cut into a spit of land that used to be positioned where the creek now flows into Lake Ontario.

The June 2, 2012 Heritage Ride also included a visit, at Marie Curtis Park, to a point close to the current Mississauga-Toronto border. Formerly, before the western branch of Etobicoke Creek was filled in, the creek used to exit at a point near where Applewood Creek now flows into Lake Ontario. The current border is based on where the western branch of the creek used to run, before that part was filled in, and before the eastern branch of it was channelized. What is now a grassy area visible on the left of the photo is where a spit of land used to run along the shoreline, on which many cottages were located. On the right side of the grassy area in this photo is where water from the eastern and western branches of the creek used to run on its way to Lake Ontario.