Getting to the Outer Harbour is now easier. “The Cherry Street North and Commissioners Street Bridges, part of Waterfront Toronto’s ambitious $1.3 billion revitalization project, are now open to the public. They provide multimodal access — including future streetcar routes — to the Villiers Island neighbourhood.” Read more in UrbanToronto. Photo above by UrbanToronto contributors hawc and globalexpress.
Join the Fight Against Invasive Species! Our friends at the Toronto Nature Stewards are tackling one of the most persistent invasive plants— Buckthorn. By pulling these invaders, they’re making space…
LAKE ONTARIO PARK Waterfront Toronto has approved a Master Plan in the process of planning Lake Ontario Park, a project that will dramatically change the Outer Harbour. The proposed park…
CURRENT STATUS The Ship Channel Bridge is closed for repairs but may be open at times for one lane of alternating traffic between June and September. Check the link above…
June 13 Update. Unwin has been paved! Before in March: April 7 Update on pothole repairs on Unwin. A drainage dyke is being dug between the railway line and the…
These two images show the same stretch of shoreline near the foot of Leslie Street at very different moments in Toronto’s waterfront history. The second photo above from 1935 captures…
For the first time, there will be a Sailor’s Day at the Toronto International Boat Show on Saturday, January 27, 2024. It will feature exclusive seminars from renowned skippers and…
