During the December 15 meeting of the City of Pickering Council, a motion proposed by councillor Pickles and seconded by councillor Butt was unanimously approved. It is now up to the Province to work with the city of Pickering and its community to protect this precious natural enclave. See the excerpt below: "13.6 Seaton Trail Moved By Councillor Pickles Seconded By Councillor Butt Whereas, the Seaton Trail is an important recreational and natural asset for the Hamlet of Whitevale, and residents of Pickering, Durham as well as used by people from across the Greater Toronto Area; And Whereas, the Region of Durham recognizes the Seaton Trail as part of its Activity Trail Network with the future connection to the Rouge Park and the City of Pickering recognizes the Seaton Trail in its City of Pickering Recreation & Parks Ten Year Plan (2024) noting the growing popularity and use of trails and highly desirable amenity as a valued community asset and destination; And Whereas, there...
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