Mid Humber Gap Multi-Use Trail - Detailed Design The Mid Humber Gap is a critical barrier to establishing a continuous multi-use trail system along the Humber River Trail (HRT). It poses a major discontinuity in the future Loop Trail, a planned 65 km off-road, multi-use ring that will connect multiple ravines, neighbourhoods, and trail systems throughout Toronto. Currently, trail users are forced to detour along busy local roads that lack designated cycling infrastructure and are not fully accessible, creating significant safety concerns. This project aims to address these issues by completing the gap, enhancing connectivity and accessibility, and aligning with key city plans, including Toronto-s Cycling Network Plan, Ravine Strategy, and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Trail Strategy. As part of this project, a preferred route has been identified through the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) process to establish a complete trail connection between Mallaby Park and Crawford-Jones Memorial Park. This connection is essential for realizing the vision of a safe, accessible, and continuous trail system from Toronto-s northwest boundary to Lake Ontario. The project is also one of 26 multi-use trail projects identified in the Bikeway Trails Implementation Plan, adopted by Toronto City Council in 2012, and was highlighted as a near-term priority in the 2019 and 2021 Cycling Network Plan Updates. The trail alignment begins in Crawford-Jones Memorial Park, crossing the Humber River via a new p... TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY Ontario, CAN Contact Information : Aaron J D'Souza, aaron.dsouza@trca.ca, Ahmad Al-kassar, ahmad.alkassar@trca.ca Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding 10041705 Canada GT-107957957