Here's what construction crews will be working on between now and our opening celebrations on June 19th.

This Saturday, crews will begin to open sections of the Martin Goodman Trail on Queens Quay, starting at Bay and moving west.

We’re working with the City of Toronto and TTC to understand why some people find the new Queens Quay confusing. Several changes are being made next week to reinforce some of the existing regulatory

On October 14, we held a community meeting to provide an update on the new Queens Quay. Here's a recap of the information we provided.

In October 2018, Watefront Toronto will begin replacing 154 trees along Queens Quay. In this blog post, we explore why we are undertaking this work and what our vision for the street is.

On June 19, we celebrated the opening of your new Queens Quay with the biggest ribbon cutting Toronto has ever seen. Now we’ve entered a period of commissioning and adjustment for the new street – and

Queens Quay – Toronto’s main waterfront street – is being completely transformed. In this video, we peel back the pavement to show what we’re building underground and how that is coordinated with

The 509 Harbourfront and 510 Spadina street cars have returned to Queens Quay. This marks a major milestone in the revitalization of Toronto's waterfront boulevard.

As we approach our last winter of construction on Queens Quay, it’s helpful to remember how far we’ve come. This is a big and complicated project. Over the last two years, most of Queens Quay’s aging

June 4, 2012, Toronto, ON— The transformation of Queens Quay, Toronto's main waterfront street, into a world-class boulevard is now underway. Construction along the 1.5 kilometre stretch from just