2026 year in review – the Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Association. We are only half way through 2026 but the BQNA has been busy working to help improve the quality of individual and community life in the Bathurst Quay neighbourhood.

The Ontario government’s Bill 110 allows the Province to expropriate Little Norway Park and remove the city’s voice from major decisions affecting it. The Bill also removes the City of Toronto from the Tripartite Agreement that has shaped the relationship between the airport, the waterfront, the City of Toronto and surrounding communities for decades.

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

An overview of the Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Association board activities in 2023.

Invitation to the 2023 BQNA Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, June 7, 6:30 - 9:00 p.m.

Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Plan (BQNP) – an update on the projects underway.

Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood historical photographs – from 1796 to more current times.

Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Plan revitalization projects – October 2022 update

Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Association 2021 work and achievements update

The event was held on November 2, 2021 to celebrate the completion of dockwall repairs and official opening of a new waterfront promenade...

View the video of the virtual community consultation on plans to build a new, waterfront public space on the Canada Malting property,...

The new promenade (photo below) opened December 2020. In 2021 the focus will be on the Corleck Building, the Plaza and the the...