Investments in Toronto’s waterfront revitalization by the governments of Canada and Ontario and the City of Toronto to date have produced $3.2 billion in output for the Canadian economy and 16,200 full-time years of employment, according to a third-party study released today by Waterfront Toronto.
The Pavilion in Sherbourne Common has been certified LEED® Gold by the Canada Green Building Council. The striking zinc-clad structure is the first building built by Waterfront Toronto to be officially designated LEED® Gold.
Faculty supervised clinics at George Brown College’s waterfront campus now offer a variety of health and wellness services to the public…
The Sherbourne Common ice rink is now open for the skating season. Located within the south side of the park, the 920 square metre skating rink features views of Lake Ontario and the downtown skyline.
Three waterfront projects have been awarded 2012 Canadian Urban Institute Brownie awards. The new George Brown College Health Sciences Campus in…
Classes are now underway at the new George Brown College waterfront campus in East Bayfront.
Canada’s Sugar Beach, a popular park on Toronto`s waterfront, has been recognized with another prestigious design award.
Canada’s Sugar Beach will once again open its doors to Sail-In Cinema, the first floating movie event in North America. For three nights in August, Canada’s Sugar Beach will be transformed into an outdoor theatre where movie fans can watch…
Canada’s Sugar Beach and Sherbourne Common, signature parks in Waterfront Toronto’s new East Bayfront neighbourhood, have been awarded 2012 National Urban Design Awards.
Canada’s Sugar Beach has won the People’s Choice Award for best landscape architecture in the 2012 AZ Awards. The whimsical urban beach on Toronto’s waterfront earned…
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