Stories from the Regal Heights Review

While much of Toronto is flat land, unique geographic features set the Regal Heights neighbourhood apart. The most prominent is the 50 to 75-foot bluff — called Davenport Hill or the Davenport Escarpment — just north of Davenport Road. It marks the shoreline of a prehistoric lake that was formed at the end of the Ice Age, about 12,000 years ago.

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Category: Stories from the Regal Heights Review

A salute to past chairs of the RHRA

Ghosts of cinemas past still visible in the area

Residents helped restore school’s architectural past

The oldest house in Regal Heights

The origins of the RHRA

How a few flowers grew into a big public garden

Planting Drives in Regal Heights

Regal Heights in the ’70s

A tribute to Florence Watts

How residents helped uncover lost Canadian art treasures

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