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 west of Lower Spadina Ave. to Bay St. will completely rebuild and revitalize the area both above and below ground.
Toronto, ON, April 19, 2010 - Ontario’s Minister of the Environment, John Gerretsen, has cleared the way for the revitalization of Queens Quay Boulevard to proceed. This formally concludes the planning and approval process for the Queens Quay Revitalization Environmental Assessment undertaken by Waterfront Toronto and the City of Toronto.
Toronto, March 25, 2009 – After comprehensive study, Waterfront Toronto is recommending that remaking Queens Quay into a grand lakefront boulevard featuring streetcar lanes in the centre, traffic only on the north side and a pedestrian focused space on the south side is the recommended option for transforming the waterfront’s main road.
This meeting of the Waterfront Design Review Panel featured presentations on: Green Building Specifications; Marine Use Strategy; and the Central Waterfront Innovative Design Competition.
A meeting of the Waterfront Design Review Panel meeting that included a report from the Corporation's CEO; and project reviews of the West Don Lands Block Plans; Leslie Street Greening / Martin Goodman Trail Enhancements; Don River Park (Corktown Common); and the plan for Central Waterfront Promenade and Boulevard.
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