ALT Aerial view of Toronto's waterfront featuring green spaces, winding paths, and bodies of water with the city skyline including the CN Tower in the background. Text overlay reads, "Explore Toronto's new waterfront destinations.

ALT A group of people gathers on a path with lush greenery in a park, with a view of Toronto’s city skyline in the background, including the CN Tower. Text at the bottom reads "Biidaasige Park Tour" scheduled for Thursday, October 1, from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m., led by park designers Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates Inc.

ALT Aerial view of a cityscape with a river and numerous skyscrapers. Text below reads: "Ookwemin Minising Tour" on Wednesday, October 14, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. It mentions that Waterfront Toronto project team members will discuss Toronto's future community on Ookwemin Minising.

ALT A group of people are gathered outdoors under red canopies, seated around tables. One person is standing and speaking. There are trees planted nearby, and it appears to be a casual gathering.

ALT Two individuals are outdoors under a tent. One person is holding a microphone and gesturing, wearing a colorful outfit with ribbons. The other holds a large chart. A table with items is visible in the background, along with a small speaker on the ground.

ALT Two individuals decorate a large rock placed on a wooden table. The rock features colorful drawings and messages. They use markers to add designs, and bracelets adorn one person's wrist. The scene takes place outdoors.

ALT A group of people walking along a path in a park with the New York City skyline in the background. Some participants wear colorful clothing. A bridge is visible in the distance under a cloudy sky.

ALT The image is split by a dark blue wavy line from left to right. The top section shows people at a table engaged in a workshop activity, accompanied by the text "Ookwemin Minising Public Workshop. In May, we hosted a hands-on workshop focused on the design of three streets being designed and built on the new island." The bottom section features an outdoor scene with the "Unfinished Arch" by Rafael Lozano‑Hemmer. Accompanied text reads "Unveiling the Unfinished Arch "Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's first permanent artwork in Toronto was unveiled in May at Sherbourne Common. Inviting visitors to become part of the artwork through their interaction."

ALT The image consists of two sections split in the middle by a wavy line. The top section features a digital rendering of a waterfront library building with the text: "A waterfront library is taking shape. Alongside Toronto Public Library and City of Toronto, we announced that the waterfront's first Toronto Public Library branch is coming to Quayside." The bottom section shows a photo of a convenience store floating on water with the text: "Art Sets Sail. In June, Global Convenience transformed the Harbour Square Basin into a must-see art installation.

ALT The image is split by a dark blue wavy line from left to right. The first shows a small boat labeled "East-West Shuttle" on water with several people aboard, accompanied by text which states "The East-West Water Shuttle began operation this summer, making it easier than ever to travel between destinations along Toronto's waterfront all summer long." The second section depicts a group of people interacting near a blue container with text reading "Turning space into place at the Waterfront Neighbour Space. All summer long, the Waterfront Neighbourhood Space welcomed visitors to gather, play, and learn in a pop-up built from reclaimed and repurposed materials sourced across Toronto."

ALT The image is split by a dark blue wavy line from left to right. At the top is an image of an outdoor space with a group of people walking and biking along a path. A large white industrial crane is In the background. To the left of the image is text stating "Toronto's largest park in a generation gets bigger. This summer we opened an additional 10 acres of Biidaasige Park, including Canoe Cove, a 3,000-person event lawn, and new installations along the Lassonde Art Trail." The bottom section is text reading "Get ready for the next wave. Follow along to see what’s next for Toronto's waterfront."

ALT Open book displaying a photograph of an industrial landscape with smokestacks, excavators, and earth-moving equipment. There is a winding waterway, and workers in high-visibility jackets are visible on the site.

ALT The image shows an open book displaying a page with several horizontal photographs. The photographs document a construction site in stages, featuring machinery, earthworks, and a developing urban skyline in the background. On the left page, there's a column of text.

ALT An open book displays a photo of a landscaped area near a body of water. Workers in safety vests and helmets are planting greenery. The background features an urban skyline with recognizable structures, and a partially obscured bridge. Cranes and scaffolding indicate ongoing construction.

ALT A group of people paddling kayaks on a calm river, surrounded by greenery. The sky is partly cloudy, and there's an industrial structure in the background.

ALT A poster for "From Earth to Brick: A Hands-On Rammed Earth Workshop" at Waterfront Neighbourhood Space. Scheduled for Saturday, October 3, with sessions from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Images of rammed earth construction are included.

ALT Aerial view of downtown Toronto featuring the CN Tower, with a body of water in the background. Text overlay reads, "Kiss N’ Sail Season 3 Ending Soon.

ALT Book event poster titled "How to Build a River." Features the book cover and images of an old rusted artifacts. Event details: Talk with the authors at Waterfront Neighbourhood Space on Wednesday, September 23, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

ALT Promotional graphic advertising to join our team and that we're hiring a Director, Indigenous Relations, deadline to apply: September 11, 2026.

ALT A person sits on a dock overlooking a floating convenience store on a lake during sunset. A few small boats are on the water, and the sky is painted with soft pink and blue hues.

ALT A brightly lit floating convenience store floats a body of water at night, with a sign reading "Global Convenience." The store displays neon signs for "Open" and "ATM." It is stocked with colorful flowers and various products.

ALT A brightly lit floating convenience store floats a body of water at night, with a sign reading "Global Convenience." The store displays neon signs for "Open" and "ATM." It is stocked with colorful flowers and various products. The photo was taken on an angle.

ALT A colorful event poster featuring the text: "This Saturday at the... Waterfront Neighbourhood Space. A morning of stories, creativity, and adventure awaits!" The event is on Saturday, August 29, from 9 AM to 1 PM, located just east of 39 Commissioners St. The background shows a blurred image of people in an outdoor setting.

ALT Promotional graphic advertising to join our team and that we're hiring a Director, Indigenous Relations, deadline to apply: September 11, 2026.

ALT Promotional graphic advertising to join our team and that we're hiring a Project Accountant, deadline to apply: August 20, 2026.