How the pandemic helped us view Toronto's green spaces in a different light

When the pandemic closed most indoorspaces in Toronto, many of us ended up rediscovering the city's natural beauty.

Lubna Rehman and Riffat Fatima developed a new relationship with their local ravine near Thorncliffe Park during the months-long lockdowns.

The pair, who are now volunteering as community champions for E.T. Seton Park, met with CBC Metro Morning host Ismaila Alfa in the ravine to share their love of the natural space.

This is the fourth instalment of a Metro Morning series exploring how the pandemic has changed people and what comes next.