Investigating the increased risk of heart disease, lung cancer, and tumours from bringing jets to Toronto’s waterfront communities.

The proposed expansion of Billy Bishop Airport — including runway lengthening, jet aircraft introduction, and Special Economic Zone powers — represents a material and immediate threat to that value.

The federally mandated airport safety requirement must be completed by the Toronto Port Authority by July 12, 2027. Construction of the two new Runway End Safety Areas (RESAs) at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport will start mid-July 2026.

There will be changes to TTC schedules and routes; underground night markets with music will be held on Bathurst Quay Common (in front of the silos) for 20 nights; there will be a rideshare pick up and drop off zone on Stadium Road.

Jets operating at at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport next to Canada’s largest downtown core and in our busy waterfront magnifies safety concerns.

The City of Toronto has made the decision not to renew the lease at the 545 Lake Shore site, and the shelter services will be responsibly and compassionately wound down by September 2026.

The Toronto Island Plan includes recommendations to guide improvements over the next 25 years. These recommendations are organized under six goals that work together to address the complexity and opportunities for Toronto Island Park.

Why Ports Toronto needs to go back to the drawing table to meet Runway End Safety Area regulations for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Your feedback is crucial on Ports Toronto’s draft Environmental Assessment of the Runway End Safety Areas (RESAs) at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport

New high visibility pedestrian zebra crossings on Queens Quay west at Stadium Road and Little Norway Crescent

June update added. Encampment Prevention in Little Norway Park. Here is what you can you do if you witness illegal activities and/or seeing the by-law being broken. Don’t hesitate or wait for someone else to take action. Swift action nets results. If you see something, you can do something!

After four months of effort by the City, there are no encampments in Little Norway Park as of March 6, 2025.

Take the Toronto Island Park Ferry Passenger Experience survey and spread the word within your community. The survey is open till March 19.

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

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

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