Waterfront Toronto

ALT A collage of three images. At the bottom, a group gathers outdoors facing a wooden structure with blue accents. At top left, a woman and man holding microphones speak to a group, with greenery in the background. At top right, people gather beneath an outdoor wooden structure. A white text box reads, “Exploring Ookwemin Minising and Biidaasige Park with the Toronto Society of Architects.”

ALT A collage of three images. At the bottom, people work with construction materials outdoors, with greenery and a wooden structure with blue accents in the background. The top left image shows several wooden boxes are filled with rammed earth. The top right photo shows people gather around a small tub, mixing dirt inside. A white text box reads, “Learning the basics of rammed earth with Arcana Materials Co. and Aerecura Sustainable Builders.”

ALT A collage of three images. To the left, a group gathers around a table carving pumpkins, with a parent and child scooping out a pumpkin in the foreground. The two images on the right show four carved pumpkins with designs including a bat, cat, skeleton and one-eyed monster. A white text box reads, “Carving pumpkins with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority.”

ALT A collage of four images. At top left, people gather around a table working with Play-Doh. At top right, students gather around a person speaking into a megaphone beneath a wooden structure with blue shade panels. At bottom left, a student speaks to a group in front of papers hung above a banner reading “Standing Ground.” At bottom right, students hold up a large white banner partially attached to a wooden structure. A white text box reads, “TMU students put tactical urbanism into practice by activating the space for a class project.”

ALT A lit-up convenience store floating on water.

ALT An arch in the water made out of recycled bottles.

ALT A floating canoe made of geometric mirrors.

ALT A person lies on grass holding up the book "How to Build a River," obscuring their face. Text reads: "What's inside our October Newsletter" and "Plus how to win this book!

ALT This image shows the book "How to Build a River" on grass open to a page which includes a photo of a construction site with logs and machinery. Text on the book reads "This month" and lists: Catch up on Waterfront Toronto’s IAR video series, Kent Monkman’s new artwork at Biidaasige Park, What’s taking shape at Quayside Public Realm, The latest on the Broadview and Eastern Flood Protection project, and Events happening along the waterfront.

ALT A person is holding the book "How to Build a River" against a scenic backdrop with trees and a mostly blue sky. Overlay text reads, "Sign up before Oct 27 for a chance to win this book."

ALT A gold star overlaid on a photo of people sitting in muskoka chairs on a beach under pink umbrellas on a sunny day. Text reads: Gold Star behaviour (in our opinion): going to the beach on your lunch break. A location icon tags Sugar Beach.

ALT A gold star overlaid on a photo of someone holding an umbrella at a public event. Text overlay reads: Gold Star Behaviour (in our opinion): Participating in public events, rain or shine.

ALT A gold star overlaid on a photo of leafy trees in the fall. Text overlay reads: Gold Star Behaviour (in our opinion): enjoying fall colours and a lake view. A location icon tags the Water's Edge Promenade.

ALT A gold star overlaid on a photo of someone touching a large light-up sculpture. Text overlay reads: Gold Star Behaviour (in our opinion): interacting with public art. A location icon tags Sherbourne Common.

ALT A collage celebrating 25 years of Waterfront Toronto. It includes various scenes: a city skyline with the CN Tower, people attending outdoor events, people talking in front of an informational display, and an aerial view of a heart-shaped pond in a construction site, an adult and child playing in a splash pad, groups of people walking along a paved path near the water.

ALT The image shows a playground at Biidaasige Park featuring a large slide. A person wearing a white sheet resembling a ghost is descending the slide. Trees and park structures are visible in the background. Overlay text reads: "Saturday, October 23. Explore Biidaasige Park in the Dark. + jack-o-lantern carving! Tickets now live!"

ALT To the left is a concrete structure, a small patch of grass and a chain-link fence. On the right is water. Modern buildings, including high-rise apartments, line the background under a clear blue sky. There is a small strip of concrete separating land and water in the middle. In the top right corner text states "Before, Portland Slip."

ALT This is an image of the same space as the prior two images. The space is now a scenic urban waterfront scene with a brick walkway lined with young trees. In the background, there are high-rise buildings and a construction site with a crane. The waterway is calm, with a boat visible on the right side. The scene conveys a modern, developed area. In the top right corner text states "After, Portland Slip."

ALT The image shows a construction site next to a waterfront labeled. There are construction vehicles, orange tarps on the ground, and industrial structures in the background. A body of water and distant ships are visible on the right. In the top right corner text states "Before, Bayside (East)."

ALT This image is of the same space as the previous two images. A bustling pedestrian walkway lined with colorful autumn trees next to modern buildings to the left. The area is lively with people walking and sitting near outdoor cafes. A body of water is visible on the right. In the top right corner text states "After, Bayside (East)."

ALT Promotional graphic advertising that we're hiring and to join our team. Available position for a Development Manager, deadline to apply by October 16, 2026

ALT The image shows several copies of a book titled "How to Build a River" on a table. Accompanying text states: "Subscribe to our monthly Newsletter before October 27 for the chance to win a copy of How to Build a River" with a note to "See caption for details."