Toronto has a new island where the Don River meets Lake Ontario. Surrounded by a winding river and overlooking the downtown skyline, Toronto’s new island is a place like no other. Ookwemin Minising

As we get closer to completing the new mouth for the Don River in the Port Lands, work is underway on new parks that will line the river valley. Opening in Summer 2025, these will be places where

The future of Ookwemin Minising is taking shape and we're building it together! With flood protection work nearing completion, our focus has shifted to the foundational design elements that will

We’re working with the City of Toronto and Create TO to update density and massing plans for Ookwemin Minising (formerly Villiers Island) to accommodate more housing, including affordable housing.

Toronto’s Inner Harbour is the centrepiece of our waterfront. Here are some of the plans to make it easier to enjoy.

Quayside is one of the most significant housing projects in Toronto, and it’s set to break ground next year. Learn more in this blog.

There’s a new floating presence along the water’s edge at Harbour Square Park Basin called, IT COMES IN WAVES, a striking temporary installation by Toronto-based artist and designer Ben Johnston.

In this virtual tour, we invite you to explore the public art in the West Don Lands. Each piece tells a story – of people, of place, and of the evolving spirit of this remarkable neighbourhood.

From May 11–18, we hosted an open house to share what projects are planned or underway across the eastern waterfront. We were excited to share details about Quayside, Waterfront East Light Rail

Waterfront Toronto’s Ookwemin Minising project joins an international network, Green and Thriving Neighbourhoods, through C40 Cities (C40), tackling the climate crisis through purposeful and people