The Humber River Pals emerged as a response to the litter problem along the riverside. Together we are all taking care of the environment and strengthening community bonds.

Our mission is to organise regular ravine cleanups to reduce the amount of litter in our ravine system while introducing the beauty and history of the Humber River to the neighbourhood of Weston.

humber river pals group picture with trash

Our First Year at a Glance!
May 2021 - May 2022

12 unique clean up events.

2734 lbs of waste from the riverside.

40+ local businesses partner with us to ensure successful events!

46 is the average number of volunteers who come out to each one of our events!

land acknowledgement

The Humber River Pals originated in the Weston Village. We would like to acknowledge that this community is situated upon traditional Indigenous territories that include: the Wendat, the Anishnabeg Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nations. The treaty that was signed for this particular parcel of land is collectively referred to as the Toronto Purchase and applies to lands east of Brown’s Line to Woodbine Avenue and north towards Newmarket. We also recognize and respect the enduring presence of Indigenous peoples on this land. Weston is situated on what is commonly known as the ‘The Carrying Place Trail’.

Upcoming Events

Weston Lions Park

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Become a nature steward! Join Humber River Pals x Toronto Nature Stewards as we pull invasive species at Weston Lions Park.

Cruickshank Park

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Help us keep litter out of the Humber River!