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Significant impacts on water quality of the inner harbour predicted if Billy Bishop Airport expands – City of Toronto report
A June 30, 2026 city report has noted that the proposed Island Airport jet expansion would negatively impact the water quality of the inner harbour as well as reduce the impact of the billions of dollars invested in the Don River and Central Waterfront Project.

BQNA
Jul 133 min read


Report – How the Billy Bishop Airport expansion threatens homeowner equity and investor stability
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.

BQNA
Jul 122 min read


Runway End Safety Areas (RESAs) construction starting mid-July 2026
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.

BQNA
Jul 113 min read


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

BQNA
Jul 82 min read


Finding ways to protect our air, water and public spaces – presentations
The three speaker presentations are now available. BQNA’s 2026 AGM featured an evidence based/ knowledge sharing panel providing facts and answering questions about the impact of a jet airport on our air and water quality and the value of protecting our access to nature and parkland.

BQNA
Jun 111 min read


If the Province expropriates Little Norway Park, will they be clearing future encampments?
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.

BQNA
May 195 min read


CBC The National video: Ultrafine particles are everywhere. Should you be worried?
There’s growing concern about a new category of unregulated airborne pollutants, so tiny they can pass through the lungs and into the bloodstream. For The National, CBC’s Ashley Fraser explains ultrafine particles (UFPs) and why scientists say they have the potential to cause major health problems.

BQNA
May 142 min read


Toronto Port Authority disbands their Community Liaison Committee (CLC)
The Toronto Port Authority has disbanded the Community Liaison Committee (CLC) which played a vital role in community engagement since its formation in 2010. We were given no reason why this decision was taken and we have written to the Vice President asking for the CLC to be reinstated.

BQNA
Apr 83 min read
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