Waterfront Toronto is a collaborative effort between the federal, provincial, and municipal governments, established in 2001 to address significant challenges along Toronto's waterfront. By leveraging public resources and fostering partnerships with real estate developers, non-profit organizations, and community groups, they aim to revitalize the waterfront area and position it among the world's top waterfront destinations. This transformative approach ensures that projects deliver economic, social, and ecological benefits.

Waterfront Toronto actively involves the public in shaping a vibrant and sustainable waterfront, incorporating their voices into decision-making processes. With a focus on job creation and ecological health, they have already created over 100 acres of parks and public spaces and have plans for further expansion in the Port Lands by 2024. Their efforts have attracted over $13.

25 billion in private-sector investment, reaffirming Toronto's waterfront as a prime location for both investors and institutions