- River City Development
- Toronto Community Housing Development
- Tommy Thompson Park
- Port Union Waterfront Park
- 2015 Pan American Games
- Flood Protection Landform
- Mimico Waterfront Park
- George Brown College
- Corus Quay
- Underpass Park
- Don River Park
- York Quay Revitalization
- Water’s Edge Promenade & Boardwalk
- Queens Quay Blvd
- Water's Edge Promenade & Stormwater Management
- Port Lands Greening
- Queens Quay Blvd.
- Bayside Development
- Union Station
- Sherbourne Common
- Parkside Development
- Western Beaches Watercourse
- Footbridges
- Rees WaveDeck
- Cherry Beach Sports Fields
- Simcoe WaveDeck
- Tommy Thompson Park
- Port Union Waterfront Park
- Mimico Waterfront Park
- Marilyn Bell Park
- Martin Goodman Trail
- Parks and Public Spaces
- Underpass Park
- Spadina WaveDeck
- Cherry Beach
- Canada's Sugar Beach
- Don River Park
- York Quay Revitalization
- Water’s Edge Promenade & Boardwalk
- Queens Quay Blvd
- Water's Edge Promenade & Stormwater Management
- Lake Ontario Park
- Queens Quay Blvd.
- Sherbourne Common
Watch the building of the new blue edge – anytime and anywhere – with our construction web cameras. View construction of East Bayfront, watch Sherbourne Common North develop and witness West Don Lands taking shape.
Watch the transformation of the West Don Lands from former industrial lands into a vibrant, mixed-use green nieghbourhood. This view is taken from the rooftop of the BMW Toronto building and is facing west with the flood protection landform in the foreground. When the landform is completed, the 7-hectare Don River Park will be built on top of it..
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Watch the construction of the north side of Sherbourne Common, which will open in the Fall 2010. This view is looking west from a camera on the rooftop of an adjacent building. Sherbourne Common north will feature a stunning 240-metre long water channel with three nine-metre high art sculptures, all components of East Bayfront’s innovative storm water management system.
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Watch Toronto’s newest waterfront community coming to life. The view is looking south across Queen Quay at the construction of Sherbourne Common (south side), Toronto’s newest destination park which will open in June of 2010. The building under construction in the background is Corus Quay, the new Toronto headquarters of Corus Entertainment.
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View the webcam footage of the construction of the Simcoe WaveDeck.