PortsToronto Transportation Reimagined
With its beginnings as the Toronto Harbour Commission, PortsToronto has been on the city’s waterfront for more than a century – building, restoring and protecting resources built and natural. As visitors and residents alike rediscover Toronto’s waterfront, PortsToronto will continue to play a lead role in the city’s transportation infrastructure – fueled by innovation, committed to sustainability, and driven by a desire to make connections. Most important, PortsToronto will empower its people, support inter-agency collaboration, and make investments to continue to grow the area and establish it as one of the world’s best waterfronts.
PortsToronto Transportation Reimagined
Established more than a century ago, PortsToronto proudly owns and operates Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, the Port of Toronto, the Outer Harbour Marina and properties and waterlots throughout Toronto’s waterfront.
Shagi Mural Unveiled at Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal
On Friday, September 20, PortsToronto unveiled Shagi, a new mural at the Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal created by Anishinabek artist Que Rock.
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Shagi Mural Unveiled at Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal
On Friday, September 20, PortsToronto unveiled Shagi, a new mural at the Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal created by Anishinabek artist Que Rock.
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Amended Tripartite Agreement Completed Enabling RESA Compliance at Billy Bishop Toronto City...PortsToronto, in cooperation with its Tripartite Agreement partners Transport Canada and the City of Toronto, has successfully amended the Tripartite Agreement governing Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. The amendment will...
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Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport Launches Perspectives Artist Program, Showcasing Local TalentCelebrating Toronto’s identity, Perspectives provides an opportunity for artists to represent what makes the city special to them, from its landmarks and neighbourhoods to its people and culture.
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Tariff NoticePursuant to Section 51 of the Canada Marine Act, notice is given that effective April 1, 2025, the Port of Toronto will: increase its cargo fees by 7 per cent;...
Feature Stories
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Shagi Mural Unveiled at Port of Toronto Cruise Ship TerminalOn Friday, September 20, PortsToronto unveiled Shagi, a new mural at the Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal created by Anishinabek artist Que Rock.
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On-Water Education and Promoting Safe Boating in the Toronto HarbourThis summer, PortsToronto and the Toronto Police Service Marine Unit (TPS Marine Unit) are conducting on-water education and enforcement in the Toronto Harbour in order to reinforce regulations related to...
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PortsToronto Releases Ninth Annual ESG ReportPortsToronto is proud to present its ninth-annual Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) report.
Community Notices
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City of Toronto to Commence Construction Project at Intersection of Lakeshore Blvd....Beginning mid-February 2025, the City of Toronto will undertake a watermain and streetcar track construction project at the intersection of Bathurst Street and Lakeshore Boulevard West that will impact travel...
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Ship Channel Bridge Critical RepairAs our teams work to complete critical repairs to the Ship Channel Bridge, PortsToronto has committed to identifying all opportunities to safely and periodically open the bridge to vehicle, bicycle...
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Statement on Pedestrian Pathway Associated with Runway End Safety Areas (RESA) Design...Statement on Pedestrian Pathway Associated with Runway End Safety Areas (RESA) Design Proposed for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
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@mcfirstnation @PortsToronto @WaterfrontTO @WaterfrontBIA @Nieuport @GBCollege @Stantec "Toronto’s waterfront doesn’t have to be a binary choice," says @RJSteenstra, CEO @PortsToronto, on Toronto's vibrant waterfront vision. "It can be a place that embraces mixed-use, where commercial, industrial, residential and recreational spaces coexist, reflecting the diversity…
Effrayant rapport trouvé dans les archives de @PortsToronto, juste à temps pour l’Halloween 👻:
La légende raconte que, tard le soir, on aperçoit parfois le fantôme du premier gardien de phare de la pointe Gibraltar – John Paul Radelmüller, mystérieusement disparu en 1815 –…
Spook report from the @PortsToronto Archives just in time for Halloween. 👻
Legend has it that the spirit of the first lighthouse keeper at Gibraltar Point, John Paul Radelmuller, who mysteriously disappeared in 1815, can still be seen late at night patrolling the grounds of the…
Tomorrow! Join the @UofTTrashTeam’s second webinar in their Pollution Prevention Project series – tackling pre-production plastic pellet pollution at its source.
Register at https://bit.ly/3N53a3D
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L’automne dans le secteur riverain #atthewaterfront 🍃 🍂
Partez en promenade pour admirer la palette des couleurs de la saison.
Nous adorons ce dégradé de tons que nous offrent les arbres plantés le long des silos de Canada Maltage.
Autumn #atthewaterfront. 🍃 🍂
Take a walk and enjoy the changing colours!
We love this gradient of trees by the restored Canada Malting Co. Silos.
#SVLM La patinoire du @HarbourfrontTO est de retour cet #hiver. Quelle bonne nouvelle! Cet espace récréatif extérieur fera le bonheur des résidents et visiteurs du secteur riverain.
Préparez-vous à chausser vos patins pour goûter aux plaisirs de la glisse tout en admirant les…
#ICYMI @HarbourfrontTO’s skating rink is back this #winter. This is great news – providing another space for outdoor recreation along the waterfront for residents and visitors to enjoy.
Get ready to lace up your skates and enjoy scenic views of #Toronto’s Harbour.⛸️…
La saison des croisières 2024 se termine au @PortdeToronto.
Cette année encore, il a reçu la visite de nombreux navires. Nous avons en effet accueilli à Toronto 34 bateaux de croisière et près de milliers passagers venus découvrir les nombreux attraits de notre ville.
Ce port…
