Corus Quay, the new corporate headquarters for Corus Entertainment, is a 42,000 square metre (450,000 square foot) office and broadcast centre located at the water’s edge in East Bayfront.

Originally called First Waterfront Place, Corus Quay was developed by the City of Toronto and the Toronto Port Lands Company (formerly known as Toronto Economic Development Corporation).

Located just south of Queens Quay at the foot of Lower Jarvis Street, Corus Quay will become a hub of activity with round-the-clock broadcasting and public performances. More than 1,200 highly-skilled, creative-based employees will work at Corus Quay helping to promote a thriving business and cultural community in East Bayfront.

Corus Entertainment Inc. is a Canadian-based media and entertainment company. It is a market leader in radio and specialty and pay television. It also specializes in advertising services, conventional broadcasting, and children's book publishing and animation.

Designed by renowned Diamond and Schmitt Architects, Corus Quay like all new buildings in East Bayfront will achieve the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold designation. The building will contain several green roof areas and a massive interior five-storey green living wall.

Corus Quay, formerly known as First Waterfront Place, was developed by the Toronto Port Lands Company, formerly known as Toronto Economic Development Corporation (TEDCO). The Toronto Port Lands Company owns the building and Corus has a long-term lease.

Location: South of Queens Quay Boulevard at the foot of Lower Jarvis Street

Size: 42,000 square metres (450,000 square foot)

Developer: Toronto Port Lands Company (formerly Toronto Economic Development Corporation)

Design Team: Diamond and Schmitt Architects