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A transformation is underway along Toronto’s downtown waterfront. In the last 15 years, parking lots and derelict buildings have given way to new accessible, beautiful and inclusive neighbourhoods. By leading with architecturally distinctive and culturally meaningful design and innovative approaches to green building, we will take our place as a top waterfront city.
Who's Leading This Transformation?
Waterfront Toronto came together in 2001 to tackle big issues that only collaboration across all three levels of government could solve. As city-builders, we care about delivering distinctive neighbourhoods, destinations and experiences where natural and urban environments interconnect.
Our Projects
We’re working to build vibrant waterfront neighbourhoods. This includes natural wildlife habitats, affordable housing, public art, and places to work and play.
Upcoming Events
Design Review Panel Meeting - November 29, 2023
Board of Directors Meeting - December 7, 2023
How You Can Get Involved With Waterfront Toronto
The revitalization of Toronto's waterfront offers a diverse spectrum of business, employment, philanthropic and civic engagement opportunities. There are numerous ways individuals and organizations can get involved.
Our Current Procurement Opportunities
We procure a host of products and services for a wide range of revitalization projects that vary in scale and complexity. Visit our current procurement opportunities page to learn more.
Latest News
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Help Shape Quayside's Streets and Public Spaces
On November 20, approximately 100 people joined us to learn more about Quayside’s streets and public spaces. Review the presentation and take the survey to help shape Quayside. -
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Art Inspired By People Who Live and Work on the Waterfront
Learn about Simon Pope's work as the third waterfront artist-in-residence, including producing a pop-up performance series inspired by people who live and work on the waterfront in September. -
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Waterfront Toronto and the City of Toronto open new Aquabella child care centre on Toronto’s waterfront
Today, Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik (Spadina-Fort York) was joined by Meg Davis, Chief Development Officer, Waterfront Toronto and Anne Babcock, President & CEO WoodGreen Community Services, to officially open the Aquabella Child Care Centre at 75 Edgewater Dr. -
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6 FAQs about Villiers Island
We’re working with the City of Toronto and Create TO to update density and massing plans for Villiers Island to accommodate more housing, including affordable housing. -
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Terry Fox Legacy Art Project unveiled beside the Toronto Music Garden
Today, Mayor Olivia Chow and Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik (Spadina-Fort York) joined Darrell Fox, brother of Terry Fox, to reveal the new public art project “We Are Shaped by the Obstacles We Face”, which commemorates the legacy of Canadian humanitarian and activist Terry Fox. -
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Tell Us What You Think of the Keating Channel Pedestrian Bridge Design Competition Proposals
On September 28, Waterfront Toronto, the City of Toronto, in collaboration with Host Nation and Treaty Holder, the Mississaguas of the Credit First Nation, hosted virtual design competition presentations by the five (5) shortlisted design teams for the Keating Channel Pedestrian Bridge. -
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Tell Us What You Think of the Keating Channel Pedestrian Bridge Design Competition Proposals
On September 28, Waterfront Toronto, the City of Toronto, in collaboration with Host Nation and Treaty Holder, the Mississaguas of the Credit First Nation, hosted virtual design competition presentations by the five (5) shortlisted design teams for the Keating Channel Pedestrian Bridge.