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Humber Bay for All

On November 25 the West End Beaches Stakeholders Association (WEBSA) presented their Concept Plan for refurbishment of the breakwater and environment of Humber Bay, from Ontario Place to the Humber River. The presentation was given at the Argonaut Rowing Club. WEBSA, an independent, non-profit coalition, includes the Argonaut Rowing Club, The Boulevard Club, Sunnyside Paddling Club, and Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club, and aims at community engagement as a means to achieving positive changes to the waterfront of Toronto's western beaches.

The Port Lands: The Next Frontier for Waterfront Renewal

Over the past years, Toronto’s residents had to push back against several wrong-headed development proposals for their waterfront: Ferris wheels, mega-casinos, and jets. With these fights hopefully behind us, it’s time to re-focus on continuing the renewal of our waterfront. 

Sustainable Growth Will Flow from Don River Flood Protection

Visionary government funding commitment will unlock climate-resilient growth in Toronto's Port Lands.

Funding for Don River Flood Protection Will Unlock Potential of Toronto’s Port Lands

Waterfront for All, an umbrella organization for groups from across Toronto, welcomes the newly announced tri-level government funding for the Don River mouth naturalization.

Waterfront for All Gets Started

At its founding Annual General Meeting, Waterfront for All adopted a set of by-laws and elected a set of executive officers.

Don River Flood Protection Key to Unlocking Potential of Toronto’s Waterfront

A new citizens group, Waterfront for All, is welcoming today’s Waterfront Toronto recommendation to put in place flood protection for the Port Lands.