Since the Innovative Design Competition in 2006, Waterfront Toronto has worked closely with community stakeholder groups, landowners and the general public. Over the years we have held waterfront tours, workshops, working groups, stakeholder and public meetings.

During Queens Quay construction, Waterfront Toronto will use a number of different ways to engage in effective two-way communication with stakeholders including:

• Central Waterfront Community Update meetings
• Open House Drop-In meetings
• Construction Liaison Committee
• Construction Notices and the Constructing Queens Quay website

Meetings are promoted in our newsletter and in our online calendar. To subscribe to the Waterfront Toronto newsletter please email info@waterfrontoronto.ca
 

The Queens Quay Construction Liaison Committee (CLC) provides a forum for residents, businesses and neighbourhood groups in the vicinity of the project area to discuss construction related issues. The committee meets with the project team and construction manager on a monthly basis to learn about upcoming construction plans and to give input on any impacts the community may be experiencing

After the Environmental Assessment was approved in 2010, Waterfront Toronto established the Queens Quay Working Group to give interested stakeholders an opportunity to provide input during the detailed design process. The Working Group met monthly from July 2010 until planning for construction began in earnest in late 2011. As part of its mandate, the Working Group provided feedback on topics such as streetscape design, bus management strategy, wayfinding and signage, traffic planning and construction phasing.