Toronto, March 17, 2011 – Canada’s Sugar Beach and the Martin Goodman Trail improvements at Marilyn Bell Park have received Regional Awards of Excellence from the Canadian Society of Landscape

Toronto, October 30, 2009 – Waterfront Toronto, together with the Governments of Canada and Ontario and the City of Toronto, officially broke ground today on Canada’s Sugar Beach, a new park that is

Toronto’s waterfront is getting its first cabane à sucre next month, complete with maple taffy and traditional French Canadian music and food. The Sugar Beach Sugar Shack is a free event for families

Canada’s Sugar Beach is a whimsical new park that transformed a surface parking lot in a former industrial area into Toronto’s second urban beach at the water’s edge.

On a warm spring day, Canada's Sugar Beach is a pretty good place to catch some rays and watch the sugar ship unload.

There’s something special about Sugar Beach. You feel it as soon as you get there. We’ve always thought it’s a great place – and now it’s official.

Looking for a way to cool off and combat the heat this summer? Conveniently located in many parks and playgrounds, Toronto has over 100 splash pad locations open for the season – and some of the

This once lakefront parking lot has been transformed into a unique urban space that raises the bar for city-building and set a new standard for the creativity of design and quality of materials.

September 19, 2011, Toronto, ON—Canada’s Sugar Beach and the Sherbourne Common Pavilion have each received 2011 Toronto Urban Design Awards.

May 6, 2012, Toronto, ON—Canada’s Sugar Beach has been selected as a finalist in the Landscape Architecture category of Azure Magazine’s 2012 AZ Awards.