Jane's Walk: East Bayfront and Lower Don Lands

two people strolling along the tree-lined water's edge promenade next to benches and Lake Ontario

East Bayfront: Meet at 11:00 a.m. at Canada's Sugar Beach for a tour of Canada’s Sugar Beach, Corus Quay, the Water’s Edge Promenade, Sherbourne Common and other exciting new developments along the eastern portion of the waterfront.

Lower Don Lands: Set off from The Historic Distillery District at 2:00 p.m. Walk along the Keating Channel with its industrial heritage and discover how this brownfield will one day be transformed into a vibrant new waterfront community and new Don River mouth.

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