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Toronto city staff are asking for council's nod to move ahead with planning for three major downtown parks projects, including a proposal for a new waterfront green space at the bottom of Bathurst Street.
A money-losing parking garage at the foot of Bathurst Street could be closed as early as 2024 to make way for a new “signature” waterfront park which is currently in the early stages of development, city staff say.
The fate of the historic Canada Malting Silos on Toronto's waterfront has hung in the balance for decades, a relic of Bathurst Quay's industrial pa...
When a large image of Toronto's waterfront appeared on the inside of an old silo, at first the staff inside were confused. The group was inside one...
This old relic on Toronto's waterfront could soon be home to an epic observation deck Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. The massive silos along the Toronto waterfront that belong to the abandoned Canada Malting Plant are soon getting an upgrade that will see them become more than just another landmark along the city's skyline. As part of the Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Plan & Canada Malting Silo rehabilitation, a City-led waterfront and neighbourhood revitalization initiative being delivered in phases by ...