PortsToronto to Begin Project to Remove Crumbling East Gap Pier on September 10, 2018
PortsToronto will begin removing the dilapidated pier in the East Gap harbour entrance from September 10 to October 31, 2018. The construction schedule will be Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Although PortsToronto does not own the East Gap Pier, which was built by Public Works (federal government) in the 1890s, it is undertaking the project to ensure a safe and navigable harbour. The project has been approved by Transport Canada (Navigation Protection Act and Port Authorities Operations Regulations), the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (Endangered Species Act), and reviewed by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Fisheries Act and Species at Risk Act).
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Phase Two of Geo-technical Investigations (Drilling of Boreholes) Begin at Billy Bishop Airport on September 7 as Part of Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Plan
As part of the first phase of the City of Toronto’s Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Plan, PortsToronto will begin phase two of geo-technical investigations (drilling of boreholes) in the vicinity of Eireann Quay south of Queens Quay.
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Canadian International Air Show Notice of Harbour Closures
Please be advised that the Western Channel of the Toronto Harbour will be closed to marine traffic for the 2018 Canadian International Air Show. Additionally, no watercraft will be allowed at Hanlan’s Point Beach during the Air Show.
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