connecting up Rouge River tributaries

upgrade stretch of Black Creek to river per wiki guideline of "if cannot be jumped over, tag river", and improve imported alignments

The City of Toronto administrative boundary of High Park-Swansea is distinct from the neighbourhood of Swansea

Correct lanes on Bloor west of Jane, and some crossing markings. Also if it isn't signed as no turn into Mossom Road, it's certainly implicit. Access was explicitly provided via Riverside when the other stretch was blocked off

the stretch of Mossom Road leading away from the messy Kingsway intersection isn't really pedestrian going all the way to the middle of the intersection... best description is that it used to be a road, so tag disused:highway

add missing stretch of Bloor Street West west of Runnymede to lcn relation; add one short piece missing to Bloor Street relation

remove descriptions from names of cycleways and relations at Six Points

Add Shaw Street lcn relation, upgrade older cycleway=opposite tags, add some speed humps, add sidewalk tags, add parking where clear from imagery and local knowledge (i.e. not alternating sides)

delete address interpolation after buildings have been surveyed

delete more stray address nodes copied from St. Clarens Avenue onto Brock Avenue

correct traffic light crossing mass-retagged from marked to uncontrolled; add piece of sidewalk connecting two crossings for routing

church address and website

speed humps along Brock per imagery, crossing details at Cobourg per imagery

delete stray address nodes copied from St. Clarens Avenue onto Brock Avenue

Wikidata item for etymology of Brock Avenue

One lane of Brock closed at the rail underpass closed for bridge rehabilitation recently. Currently the west lane is open, so northbound there is no safe bike lane. Letter about this last year indicated that this will take several months, so update in OSM

address 159 Roncesvalles per survey: it's signed on the residential door at south edge of the building currently hosting Evergreen Natural Foods (161 Roncesvalles)

building at 59 Roncesvalles did indeed use to have a name sign but now no longer does

new barbershop replacing old barbershop; some surfaces; one parking reduced in size; map more parking spots, I'm curious how it'll look

Sidewalk surfaces along Roncesvalles, per survey