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

Learn why a portion of Parliament Slip was lakefilled and how it supports the future mobility network across the waterfront and new homes at Quayside.

Toronto’s waterfront is transforming, with new parks, connections, and neighbourhoods reshaping how the city meets the lake. On the eastern waterfront, Ookwemin Minising and Quayside are bringing new

Quayside's public realm opportunities will help activate the waterfront, meet the needs of residents, celebrate the ecology of the area and establish it as a destination.

This summer, an unexpected artwork will appear on Toronto’s waterfront – linking two kinds of gathering places: the waterfront as a shared destination, and the corner store as an everyday meeting

Toronto's waterfront just got a whole lot more connected. The East-West Water Shuttle pilot initiative has officially launched, marking an exciting milestone for both our waterfront and the city's

We’re building a green and livable dense urban neighbourhood on a new island where the Don River meets Lake Ontario. As plans for Ookwemin Minising evolve, a unique approach to designing buildings and

Waterfront Toronto’s destination art piece in Sherbourne Common is now open. Unfinished Arch, a long-awaited destination public artwork by internationally recognized artist Rafael Lozano Hemmer

Global Convenience offers an artistic interpretation of Toronto’s role as a FIFA World Cup host city, capturing the global exchange and shared cultural energy that define this moment.