PLEASE NOTE: additional 509 bus route changes will start effective Monday, March 3, 2025. Check here for details.

Ports Toronto continues to oppose Air Quality Study conclusions that airport is main source of ultrafine particle air pollution in the area.

Skating party at Harbourfront Centre with Councillor Ausma Malik – Saturday, February 22.

January 29, 2025 City of Toronto update on the homeless encampments at Little Norway Park.

Voice your concerns to the proposed 49 story condo at Spadina and Queens Quay. Sign the petition and send in a letter.

49 story residential building proposed for the corner of Queens Quay West and Lower Spadina Avenue

Travel disruptions anticipated – Bathurst street and Lake Shore Boulevard repair work to take place from February until June 2025.

City of Toronto update on encampments at Little Norway park – December 20, 2024

Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Association 2024 AGM Report.

UPDATED December 15: December 2024 updates from the City of Toronto regarding encampments at Little Norway park .

The City of Toronto responds to community concerns voiced at the public meeting regarding encampments at Little Norway park

Save the date - Wednesday, November 6, 2024. BQNA AGM and public meeting – Little Norway Park encampments

PortsToronto is hosting a public meeting focussing on the environmental assessment of their three RESA options.

Come and see the beautifully restored silos, the grand public plaza, the beautiful wood decks and benches at this iconic Toronto location.

The study found that when aircraft take off and land, high levels of UFPs occur particularly during southerly winds in the summer months.

Public consultation for the island airport runway extension this Tuesday, September 24 in person at the Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place.

Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik follow-up regarding concerns over the growing homeless encampment at Little Norway park.

Incidents of safety and health concerns are on the rise at the growing homeless encampment at Little Norway Park

Public consultation meetings about the need for safety zones as both ends of the Billy Bishop City Airport runway.

New data reveals that concentrations of airborne ultrafine particles are higher across the BQN than they would be without the airport.