Access to Thorncliffe Park, East York on Millwood is closed

by The Bulldog • November 19, 2018

Access from Leaside to Thorncliffe Park and East York on Millwood Rd. has been cut off by a watermain break at the railway underpass south of Laird Drive. Story here.

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