In 2008, residents of the Mimico neighbourhood in Etobicoke finally had access to the lakefront with Mimico Waterfront Park, after decades of being cut off from it.

July 28, 2008 - Waterfront Toronto together with its government partners, Toronto and Region Conservation and the local community officially opened Phase 1 of Mimico Waterfront Park today.

For the third installment of our 2017 CSRSR profile series, we're headed underwater to explore the important role that Waterfront Toronto has played in supporting Lake Ontario's aquatic ecosystems.

Parking It is a weekly series of blog posts – running all summer long – that will explore Toronto’s system of waterfront parks. This week we're discovering Mimico Waterfront Park.

A beautiful new shoreline park in Toronto’s west end providing lakefront access and spectacular views of the city.

July 18, 2011, Toronto, ON—Waterfront Toronto and Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA) together with the Governments of Canada, Ontario and the City of Toronto officially launched construction of

July 3, 2012, Toronto, ON—The second and final phase of Mimico Waterfront Park, 500 meters of a beautiful linear park in Etobicoke, is nearing completion.

June 7, 2013, Toronto, ON –Waterfront Toronto and Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA), together with the Governments of Canada, Ontario and the City of Toronto officially opened the second and

October 28, 2012, Toronto, ON—Torontonians can now enjoy all of Mimico Waterfront Park in Etobicoke.

Our city boasts a diverse and extensive network of green spaces that are treasured by residents from Etobicoke to Scarborough, Downtown to North York. From the big and lively to the small and intimate