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Connecting sustainability with complete communities and a strong economy is vital in creating a thriving waterfront and city that can be enjoyed for generations. In our 2020-21 Integrated Annual Report, we provide an update on our revitalization efforts over the past year and highlight how our projects are building connections that characterize thriving cities, including physical, social, economic as well as intangible connections.
In the face of this challenging time, it is clear that revitalizing Toronto's waterfront is vital to the wellbeing of our city and its people—now more than ever. In our Rolling 2021-2022 Strategic Plan, learn how we will create a vibrant waterfront for everyone. You can also read more in a three-part blog series that will explore the major elements of what we will accomplish in this year and beyond: public good, jobs and innovation and city-building.
Being open and accountable is a top priority for Waterfront Toronto. We strive to operate in the most transparent way possible. Visit our Accountability section where you will find more information and links to our various accountability pages - including our Accountability Officer page.
Waterfront Toronto, 20 Bay Street, Suite 1310, Toronto, ON M5J 2N8, 416-214-1344 or email us at info@waterfrontoronto.ca.
The following is a list of Board of Directors and Board Committee meeting materials. You can also use our online calendar to browse and search for specific meetings - dating back to 2005. Information is also available in our document library, on the Board of Directors web page and through our site's search feature. Members of the public who have complaints regarding a closed Board or Board Committee meeting should visit our Closed Meeting Investigations page for more information.
Dec 8, 2021
Waterfront Toronto, joined by MP Julie Dabrusin, MPP Amarjot Sandhu, Mayor John Tory, and Toronto City Councillor Paula Fletcher, marked the arrival of a colourful new bridge that will become a landmark on Toronto’s skyline, connecting the future Villiers Island to surrounding revitalized Port Lands.
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Jul 21, 2021
In May, ten compliant submissions for the Quayside Development Opportunity Request for Qualifications (RFQ) were received. The number and quality of submissions is a clear indication that Toronto’s waterfront remains a desirable development destination, and that Quayside can and will contribute to the city’s post-pandemic recovery.
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May 31, 2021
The Request for Qualifications (RFQ) stage of the process for the Quayside Development Opportunity has closed for submissions, and Waterfront Toronto is proceeding with the evaluation as set out in the RFQ.
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Mar 10, 2021
Waterfront Toronto today launched an international competition to secure a development partner for the Quayside lands. The first step in this effort is to issue a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to identify potential development proponents with the proven experience, design portfolio, financial resources, and shared vision necessary to bring Quayside to reality.
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Mar 8, 2021
Toronto’s waterfront has never been busier and in Toronto’s harbour, it is clear that better access to the water is a priority for the city’s health and future. Today, Waterfront Toronto announced its plan to develop the Parliament Slip into a waterfront destination where people can enjoy new access to the water.
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