Closures for Waterfront Marathon, Walk of Fame

by The Bulldog • October 17, 2014

Take a moment to plot your route this weekend if you are heading downtown. Canada’s Walk of Fame ceremony and the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon will both cause road closures. CP24

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