Waterfront Revitalization in Toronto (CA)

The proposal unanimously approved by the Waterfront Toronto Board today includes hundreds of affordable housing units, new public spaces across 40 per cent of the available land including an urban farm on top of one of Canada's largest mass timber buildings, and strong social and workforce benefits with 20 per cent of construction hours and 20 per cent of post-occupancy jobs going towards equity-deserving groups. Quayside will be a landmark cultural destination that celebrates Indigenous culture and history. It will also be an exemplary low-carbon development — the first all-electric, zero-carbon community at this scale.