Yesterday Toronto City Council took important decisions concerning the Runway End Safety Areas (RESA) required at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. PortsToronto will now consider the impact of the motions passed at Council and discuss the implications with Transport Canada, the other signatory to the agreement.

The final count is in! The second annual Haul for Hope plane pull at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport raised more than $100,000 in support of Hope Air’s mission of providing families in need, from coast to coast, with the travel and accommodations needed to access medical care far from home.

Preclearance would result in enhanced security, increased route offerings and passenger convenience, and could grow airport’s annual economic contribution to $5.3 billion

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) has received Level 1 Airport Carbon Accreditation in recognition of its carbon management and sustainability efforts. The recognition was confirmed yesterday in Grand Rapids, Michigan, at the Airports Council International – North America Annual Conference and Exhibition.

Free event designed to inspire and empower girls to take their passion for aviation and aerospace to new heights will feature exhibition hall, speaker series, behind the scenes access, aircraft displays, exploration flights and more.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport today released its 2023 Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, which measures the airport’s efforts to be cleaner, greener and quieter and progress toward its vision to be the global leader for how a modern airport operates in an urban environment.
 

Following a national search, PortsToronto is pleased to announce that Mr. John Peellegoda will be joining its leadership team as Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President of Strategy, effective July 29, 2024. Mr. Peellegoda will succeed Mr. Alan Paul, who is retiring after 38 years with PortsToronto.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport has been named Best Airport in Canada in the 2024 edition of the AirHelp Score Report – a comprehensive data-based evaluation of international airports based on service quality, on-time performance, claims processing and food and shops. 

Multiplatform campaign features new selection of authentic stories as told by real passengers, partners and employees of Toronto’s downtown airport. 
 

PortsToronto today released its ninth-annual Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) report, marking a significant milestone as the first report issued following the formalization of the organization’s ESG strategy in 2023.
 

PortsToronto today held its Annual General Meeting (AGM). During the meeting, senior management and members of the Board of Directors provided an overview of the organization’s 2023 fiscal year.

Pomerleau and Alstef Canada selected to help usher in next era of connectivity and convenience from the heart of downtown Toronto
 

Introduction of United States Customs and Border Protection Preclearance in 2025 to result in billions of added economic activity in the future.

Torontonians voice their positive opinions about the airport and its convenience; express strong support for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport as a vital connector serving Canada’s largest city.

More than 250 harbour tour boat crew and officers joined PortsToronto and TMERC Partners to prepare for a safe summer on the water.

PortsToronto today released its 2023 Audited Financial Statements and Annual Report. 

PortsToronto today announces that Ms. Sandra Pupatello has been elected Chair of the PortsToronto Board of Directors effective April 2, 2024. Ms. Pupatello is an active member of the PortsToronto Board and has served on the Audit and Finance Committee and Communications and Outreach Committee.
 

PortsToronto and the University of Toronto Trash Team are proud today to release the official results of the 2023 Trash Trapping Program’s research season.

The redesigned BillyBishopAirport.com reflects the exceptional passenger experience people have come to know and love at YTZ, in digital form.  
 

This year a record 45 cruise ships visited Toronto, a popular urban port of call in the Great Lakes. 

The final count is in! The first ever Haul for Hope plane pull at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport) raised $61,125 in support of Hope Air’s mission of providing families in need, from coast to coast, with the travel and accommodations needed to access medical care far from home.

Project set to “green” every form of airport access under Billy Bishop Airport’s purview and reduce noise in the process.

Multiplatform campaign features authentic stories of real passengers, employees and partners of Toronto’s downtown airport
 

• Two WasteShark aquadrones join PortsToronto’s network of Seabins in capturing floating debris and small plastic pollution from the surface of the water.
• Hon. David Piccini, Ontario Minister of Environment, Conservation and Parks and Harman Idema, Consul General of the Netherlands join in official launch
• WasteSharks the latest innovation in the Trash Trapping Program pioneered by PortsToronto for the Toronto Harbour
• WasteShark names – Ebb and Flow – submitted and voted on by Torontonians

Enhanced Passenger Experience and Access to New US Markets Among the Benefits of New Facility

PortsToronto today held its Annual General Meeting (AGM). During the meeting, senior management and members of the Board of Directors provided an overview of the organization’s 2022 fiscal year.
 

Eighth-annual Sustainability Report spotlights achievements in 2022, including 10 per cent reduction in Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions.
 

PortsToronto is pleased to welcome Jane McKenna to its Board of Directors. Ms. McKenna was appointed by the provincial government for a term of three years.

PortsToronto today released its 2022 Audited Financial Statements and Annual Report. 

Viking Octantis first of 54 cruise ships visiting Toronto this year, a popular urban port of call in Great Lakes

Sixth-annual Sustainability Report spotlights achievements in 2022, including 18 per cent reduction in Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions. 
 

The MV Andean and Captain Vyacheslav Tykhonov won the race to be the first international ship to the Port of Toronto, bringing thousands of metric tonnes of sugar from Corinto, Nicaragua, to Redpath Sugar. 

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) has once again been ranked among the world’s best by the Skytrax World Airport Awards, a global benchmark of airport excellence voted on by nearly 14 million passengers worldwide.

PortsToronto is pleased to welcome two new federal appointees to its Board of Directors, Sandra Pupatello and Thomas Ruth. The appointments of Ms. Pupatello and Mr. Ruth were made pursuant to the federal government’s open, transparent and merit-based selection process for Governor in Council appointments. They will each hold office for a term of three years.
 

Imports supplying the Greater Toronto Area reach 18-year high and cruise ships return to the Port of Toronto in record numbers in 2022.

According to a survey released by PortsToronto, 85 per cent of Toronto residents “agree” that “Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is a valuable asset for the entire city”. The majority of Toronto residents agree that Billy Bishop Airport is a good use of land, and that the airport plays a central role in business/the economy, health care, and job creation for the city.
 

PortsToronto Trash Trapping Program saw the deployment of a record 10 Seabins in the Toronto Harbour in 2022 and continuation of important research partnership with the University of Toronto Trash Team and International Trash Trap Network.
 

Study focuses on Billy Bishop Airport and its impact in shaping Toronto’s recovery and opportunity.

PortsToronto is proud to announce that its President and Chief Executive Officer, RJ Steenstra, has been awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee medal – an honour awarded to residents of Alberta who have made a significant contribution to Canada, Alberta, and their communities. 

PortsToronto is proud to announce that former Board Chair, Robert Poirier, has been appointed to the Order of Ontario for 2021, and will be honoured at a ceremony to be held on November 21, 2022.

Company to convert existing Port Lands building and property to provide state-of-the-art facility for film and television industry. 

Lease completed following a multi-year RFP process.​

Since 2010, PortsToronto has reduced its environmental footprint by choosing 100% green energy to power all of its operations with clean, renewable electricity – the only port authority and airport in Canada to do so.

Canadian-first commercial use of Seabins and research partnership with University of Toronto Trash Team among initiatives that earned Outer Harbour Marina new designation.

Roelof-Jan (RJ) Steenstra joins organization from Fort McMurray Airport Authority

PortsToronto today released its 2021 Audited Financial Statements and Annual Report. 

16-foot granite sculpture entitled, Maanjidowin: The Gathering, commissioned by PortsToronto, and created by renowned Indigenous artist David M. General, installed along West Gap dock wall.

Students at Waterfront School decorate six docks that will provide resting places for ducklings as they develop waterproof down throughout the spring.

Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal Welcomes First Passenger Ship in Two Years, the 378-passenger Viking Octantis, on its Inaugural Visit to Great Lakes
 

Seabin Program and conversion of Marilyn Bell I ferry at Billy Bishop Airport among highlights detailed in PortsToronto’s 2021 Sustainability Report

Conversion of the Marilyn Bell I ferry to electric power in 2021 – a first-in-Canada project – eliminates Billy Bishop Airport’s most significant source of direct, or Scope 1, emissions.

The MV Chestnut and Captain Dorde Perovic won the race to be the first ship to Port, bringing thousands of metric tonnes of sugar from Maceio, Brazil to Redpath Sugar.

Great Lakes shipping routes remained congestion-free in 2021, providing a reliable transportation corridor to support the national supply chain and contributing to strong imports of bulk cargo transiting through the Port of Toronto.

University of Toronto Trash Team research finds that trash-trapping devices in the PortsToronto network diverted tens of thousands of small pieces of plastic debris from Toronto’s Harbour over a seven-week period in 2021.

Pursuant to Section 51 of the Canada Marine Act, notice is given that the Port of Toronto will increase its fees by five per cent, and increase its cargo dues by seven per cent effective April 1, 2022.

New Switch Health clinic providing on-site testing services for passengers without symptoms for a fee

Retrofitted vessel becomes first electric ferry in Canada to be powered by a zero-emission, lithium-ion power and propulsion system containing no diesel fuel components

PortsToronto, owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, is pleased to confirm that Air Canada will commence commercial service to/from Ottawa International Airport beginning October 31, 2021. The service will commence with eight flights per day – four departures and four arrivals – and will be accommodated within the airport’s current 202-slot structure. This new service complements Air Canada’s existing service to/from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL).

September 8 restart comes after 18-month temporary suspension of commercial service due to COVID-19 pandemic

Airports Council International (ACI) Airport Health Accreditation Program recognizes Billy Bishop Airport’s commitment to health and safety and Safe Travels Program alignment with industry best practices.
 
Safe Travels Program part of comprehensive effort to welcome back passengers on September 8, 2021, when commercial service restarts at Billy Bishop Airport.

Attribution: Geoffrey Wilson, Chief Executive Officer, PortsToronto.

Island airport will call back staff and ramp-up operations to prepare for a return to commercial operations

Due to current restrictions on group gatherings, and in respect of physical distancing and health protocols, PortsToronto held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) online today.

Report details PortsToronto’s longstanding mission to protect Toronto’s waters, support its community and innovate for a sustainable future.

Organization Reports Challenging Year Given Financial Impacts Associated with COVID-19 Global Pandemic

Amanda Walton Elected to Board Chair, as Robert Poirier Retires Having Served Full Term

Cityside Modernization Project and Ground Noise Study among measures being taken to make the airport cleaner, greener and quieter.

The MV Federal Hudson and Captain Sumit Kumar won the race to be the first ship to Port, bringing thousands of metric tonnes of sugar from Maceio, Brazil to Redpath Sugar.

Investor would assume operation of the airport under lease; PortsToronto would remain signatory to the Tripartite Agreement and retain oversight and accountability

The highest cement cargo levels in 16 years contribute to the port’s fourth consecutive year moving more than two million metric tonnes of cargo.

Passenger fee increase in direct response to declining revenues associated with global COVID-19 pandemic and impacts on air travel.

2021 Tariff Increase.

The U of T Trash Team’s solutions-based research program finds that PortsToronto Seabins diverted nearly 85,000 small pieces of plastic debris from Toronto’s Harbour between July and October 2020. 

Notice of Opportunity – The Government of Canada is currently accepting applications from qualified candidates who are interested in serving as a Director (federal) on PortsToronto’s Board of Directors.

Report Highlights Achievements and Identifies Future Priorities in Sustainability for the Organization Including Billy Bishop Airport, Port of Toronto and Outer Harbour Marin

PortsToronto has won a Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) Gold National Award of Excellence for the PortsToronto Seabin Pilot Program in the Best Use of Media Relations - Small Budget (less than $10,000 CAD).

YTZ Featured in Global Private Fly Poll for Breathtaking Views of Toronto’s Iconic Skyline for Sixth Straight Year

Safe Travels Program is an operational program and awareness campaign designed to help passengers, staff and partners travel through Billy Bishop Airport safely and with confidence.

Third time since 2017 Billy Bishop Airport Has Won Prestigious Environmental Achievement Award.

Due to current restrictions on group gatherings, and in respect of physical distancing and health protocols, PortsToronto held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) online today. During the meeting, senior management and members of the Board of Directors provided an overview of the organization’s 2019 fiscal year and confirmed the release of its 2019 Annual Report.
 

At the annual general meeting of the Archives Association of Ontario held last week, PortsToronto was recognized with the Corporate Award for its ongoing commitment to maintaining and preserving the PortsToronto archives—a documentary legacy that contains records dating to the creation of the Toronto Harbour Trust in 1850.

At the 2020 International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Gold Quill Awards held last night, PortsToronto was recognized with an award of merit in the Special and Experiential Events category for the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport) 80^th anniversary celebration.

Organization Reports Twelfth Consecutive Year of Profitability and Growth in all Business Units in 2019

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport has once again been ranked among the world’s best by the Skytrax World Airport Awards, a global benchmark of airport excellence voted on by nearly 14 million passengers worldwide. Ranking seventh in two categories – Best Regional Airports in North America and World’s Best Airports (under five million passengers category) – this is the seventh consecutive year that Billy Bishop Airport has been recognized as one of the world’s top airports by the prestigious awards.

Release of Gazette Part One related to the introduction of Runway End Safety Areas (RESAs).

20 per cent increase in cargo ships, 112 per cent increase in cruise ships and higher cargo loads leads to best year in 15 years for Port of Toronto

First of Its Kind in Canada, Electric-Powered Ferry Will Significantly Reduce Airport GHG Emissions and Noise Impacts

Last night at the annual Boating Ontario Conference President’s Awards of Excellence, the Outer Harbour Marina, owned and operated by PortsToronto, was announced as the recipient of the Robert Eaton Environmental Award for its innovative Seabins Pilot Project – the first commercial installation of its kind in Canada.
 

Last night at the 26^th annual Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Living City Environmental Dinner, PortsToronto was announced as the recipient of the Living City Impact Award in the Healthy Rivers & Shorelines category for its efforts to keep Toronto’s harbour and waterfront clean.

More than Doubling the 2018 Season, a Record 36 Cruise Ships Have Brought Approximately 12,000 Visitors to Toronto from May to October 2019

Simulation will involve sirens and emergency personnel onsite that may be visible to the public. Related activities will test security procedures at the airport.
 

 First Of-Its-Kind Initiative in Canada Features Two New Seabins and U of T Student-Led Research Program
 

This weekend marked 80 years since the first commercial passenger flight landed at Toronto’s City Airport in 1939. Passengers and partners alike gathered at Billy Bishop Airport to reminisce and celebrate 80 years of rich history, hard work and success on the occasion of this milestone anniversary.

More Than 700,500 Passengers Travelled Through YTZ from March to May 2019

PortsToronto held its Annual General Meeting at the Westin Harbour Castle today where senior management and members of the Board of Directors provided an overview of the organization’s 2018 fiscal year and confirmed the release of its 2018 Annual Report.

Last night at the 2019 Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) Awards of Excellence Gala held in Edmonton, Alberta, PortsToronto was announced as the recipient of a Gold National Award of Excellence for the 2018 PortsToronto Sustainability Report in the Best Annual Report category.  

On Saturday, May 25, 2019, media are invited to tour Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport as part of the 20^th annual Doors Open Toronto, presented by Great Gulf. Throughout the day, thousands of people are expected to visit Billy Bishop Airport as part of the annual city-wide event.

PortsToronto today released its 2018 Audited Financial Statements, marking the organization’s eleventh consecutive year of profitability. All of PortsToronto’s core business operations – Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, the Port of Toronto, the Outer Harbour Marina, and Property and Other (real estate) – were profitable in 2018, generating $60.0 million in overall revenue with net income of $3.5 million.
 

• Highest percentage of non-automobile access of any airport in North America
• 52% increase in alternatives to personal vehicles in past 5 years
• 29% of passengers depart Billy Bishop Airport using free shuttle

PortsToronto is seeking proposals from qualified auditors who demonstrate high levels of professional competence and experience to provide quality audit services to PortsToronto.
 

Yesterday, PortsToronto’s Harbour Master Emeritus Angus Armstrong “crowned” Captain Pero Mikelic at the 158^th annual Beaver Hat Ceremony with the antique silk and beaver top hat first presented in the spring of 1861.
 

Second time since 2017 Billy Bishop Airport Has Won Prestigious Environmental Achievement Award
 

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was named one of the world’s best airports at the Skytrax World Airport Awards, the premier international airport awards voted on by nearly 14 million passengers worldwide. Billy Bishop Airport was ranked the tenth best airport in the world in the under 5 million passenger category, representing the sixth year Toronto’s City Airport has won a prestigious Skytrax award. 

YTZ Tops Global Poll for Breathtaking Views of Toronto’s Iconic Skyline

We are pleased to announce that Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport has once again made PrivateFly’s top ten list for Most Scenic Airport Approaches in the world. Billy Bishop Airport ranked eighth among 129 airports worldwide, representing the fifth consecutive year that Toronto’s city airport has made the coveted top ten global list.

The Port of Toronto moved approximately 2.2 million metric tonnes of cargo in 2018 which represents another strong year in marine imports and further confirms the Port’s position as a vital part of Toronto’s economic infrastructure.

PortsToronto is proud to present its fourth annual Sustainability Report, which details progress in the priority areas that define sustainability for the organization, including environmental stewardship, community engagement and economic performance. This year’s report also includes a fourth priority area—People and Culture—which speaks to PortsToronto’s commitment to health and safety in the workplace.

Toronto, ON (October 23, 2018) – Today PortsToronto officially announced the completion of the Billy Bishop Airfield Rehabilitation Program – a significant three-year rehabilitation initiative that included the reconstruction of runways and taxiways, the installation of new energy efficient LED lighting, and the construction of a Ground Run-up Enclosure (GRE) designed to dampen the noise associated with high-power aircraft engine ground run-up operations.
 

Marine cargo arriving and managed at the Port of Toronto generated $377.7 million in economic activity and 1,566 jobs in Ontario in 2017 as confirmed in a new report – Economic Impacts of the Port of Toronto – published in September 2018 by Martin Associates.

PortsToronto, owners and operators of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, today confirmed that it experienced its busiest summer on record with 817,171 passengers arriving and departing through the airport from June to August 2018. Both Porter Airlines and Air Canada contributed to the high passenger numbers, which were a combination of leisure and business travellers.

PortsToronto’s eighth annual Sail-in Cinema drew 8,000 movie fans and over 50 boats to Sugar Beach for the two-night free film festival. From August 10 to August 11, audiences enjoyed Labyrinth and Space Jam on a state-of-the-art three-storey, double-sided floating screen anchored to a barge in Lake Ontario.

Today, PortsToronto welcomed the M/V Victory II, a 200-passenger luxury cruise ship, into the Port of Toronto, marking the ship's first visit to Toronto and inaugural voyage on the Great Lakes.

PortsToronto today announced that it has renewed its agreement with Bullfrog Power® Canada to power all of its operations – including Billy Bishop Airport – with green energy. The new agreement runs until July 31, 2022.

The votes have been tallied and it’s a slam dunk! Don't miss the Looney Tunes and a goblin king making their debut at PortsToronto's eighth-annual Sail-In Cinema movie festival being held August 10 and 11 at Sugar Beach.

2017 Annual Report released at AGM

PortsToronto was recognized with an award of merit in the Corporate Social Responsibility category for the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport) Noise Management Program.

On Saturday, May 26, 2018, media are invited to tour Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport) as part of Doors Open Toronto 2018.

PortsToronto today released its 2017 Audited Financial Statements, marking the organization’s tenth consecutive year of profitability.

PortsToronto is pleased to announce the return of Sail-In Cinema to Sugar Beach August 10-11, 2018.

Earlier today, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was voted as having one of the top ten Most Scenic Airport Landings in the world for the fourth consecutive year in a global poll by Private Fly.

Earlier today PortsToronto’s Harbour Master Emeritus Angus Armstrong “crowned” Captain Mykhaylo Omelchuk at the 157th annual Beaver Hat Ceremony with the antique silk and beaver top hat first presented in the spring of 1861.

One of the best travel experiences gets even better with a lower AIF charged to passengers, coupled with new lounges, services and amenities coming soon to Billy Bishop Airport

Last night, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was named one of North America’s best airports at the Skytrax World Airport Awards, which are voted on by air travellers in the largest annual global airport customer satisfaction survey.

PortsToronto welcomed the announcement earlier today by Minister of Transport, The Honourable Marc Garneau, regarding a review by Transport Canada of all Canadian Port Authorities.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was named one of the best Airports in North America for the third consecutive year in the Airports Council International’s (ACI) 2017 Airport Service Quality Awards.

Toronto Mayor John Tory and Cinespace Film Studios (Cinespace) today announced the signing of a multi-year lease with PortsToronto to occupy and develop Marine Terminal 51 and the Cruise Ship Terminal into film and TV production facilities.

PortsToronto is proud to release its third annual Sustainability Report, which details progress in three priority areas that define sustainability for the organization — environmental stewardship, community engagement and economic performance.

It was the best year in more than a decade for the Port of Toronto which moved 2,172,750 metric tonnes of cargo in 2017. The strong year in marine imports, along with a significant rise in cruise ship arrivals, confirms the Port’s position as a vital part of Toronto’s economic infrastructure.

Study will provide long-range vision for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and will Serve as an Update to 2012 Master Plan

For the second consecutive year, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport) has been named one of the best airports in the world in the Condé Nast Traveler 2017 Readers' Choice Awards, the premier international travel industry awards voted on by more than 300,000 travellers around the world.

Travellers Can Access Kitchener-Waterloo, London and Barrie in as few as 18 Minutes with new Commuter Service from Downtown Toronto Airport.

Despite stormy weather that postponed the kick-off of PortsToronto’s seventh annual Sail-in Cinema, more than 11,500 movie fans came to Sugar Beach – by land and boat – for the three-day event. From August 18 to August 20, audiences enjoyed Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, Beauty and the Beast (2017) and Edward Scissorhands on a four-storey, two-sided, floating screen anchored to a barge in Lake Ontario.

Due to the rain, wind and a forecast of lightning in the Toronto area this evening PortsToronto has cancelled the August 17 screening of Edward Scissorhands for the safety of guests and crew members.
 

A record-breaking 5,500 votes were cast to decide the 2017 film lineup

Approximately 30,000 passengers will travel through Billy Bishop Airport  leading up to the long weekend

Last night at the Excellence Awards Gala in Washington, D.C. PortsToronto was announced as the recipient of three 2017 International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Gold Quill Awards.

From August 17-19, Sail-In Cinema will bring film classics to Sugar Beach for Toronto’s favourite floating film festival

On Saturday, May 27, 2017, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport) will once again welcome the public to visit the airport as part of the 18th annual Doors Open Toronto, presented by Great Gulf.

• Historic Toronto Harbour Commission building to be restored and maintained in any future development planned for property
• Proceeds of sale paid to PortsToronto will be directed towards paying down debt and making infrastructure investments  

 

PortsToronto today released its 2016 Audited Financial Statements, marking the organization’s ninth consecutive year of profitability and demonstrating PortsToronto’s continued role as an investor in the infrastructure, community and economic performance of Toronto.

Earlier today, Private Fly announced that Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was voted as having one of the top ten Most Scenic Airport Landings in the world in a global poll. Billy Bishop Airport ranked tenth, making it the only Canadian airport to be recognized alongside airports located in some of the world’s most scenic destinations, including Saba in the Dutch Caribbean, Queenstown Airport in New Zealand, Nice Côte d'Azur International Airport in France, and Gibraltar Airport.

Innovative facility only the second of its kind in Canada and will serve as an important part of the Noise Management Program to reduce the impact of noise on the surrounding community

PortsToronto Harbour Master Angus Armstrong “crowns” MV Brant Captain Sergii Kurash with an antique silk and beaver top hat at the 156^th annual Beaver Hat Ceremony at Redpath Refinery.

Earlier today at the Airports Council International (ACI-NA) 2017 Airports@Work Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, it was announced that Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport has won the Environmental Achievement Award for Best Noise Mitigation Program.

Billy Bishop Airport also Ranked One of Top Airport’s Globally

Sugar, Road Salt and Construction Material Delivered through the Port of Toronto Last Year

Billy Bishop Airport also Ties for Second Place as Best Airport in the World

PortsToronto is proud to present its second annual Sustainability Report which details progress in three priority areas that define sustainability for the organization — environmental stewardship, community engagement and economic performance.

Toronto (February 8, 2017) – From 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 9, 2017, the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport Fire Department will conduct a joint ice and cold water rescue training session with the Toronto Police Services Marine Unit near Hanlan’s Point.  
 

PortsToronto, the owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport), today released the airport's 2016 annual Noise Management Report, a compilation of all noise data submitted to the airport’s Noise Management Office over the course of the year. Overall complaints decreased by 38 per cent, from 386 complaints in 2015 to 236 complaints in 2016, due in large part to efforts to develop enhanced programs, procedures and infrastructure aimed at mitigating the airport's noise impact on the surrounding community.

The ability to clear U.S. Customs at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is one step closer to becoming reality with President Obama having signed into law a bill ratifying the new preclearance agreement between Canada and the United States.
 

Last night at the Airports Council International (ACI-NA) 2016 Excellence in Airport Marketing, Communications, and Customer Service Awards Gala in Salt Lake City, Utah, it was announced that PortsToronto, the owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport), won the award for Best Marketing Campaign in North America in the Small Airports category for the multimedia It's My Airport campaign starring actual airport passengers.

Earlier today Condé Nast Traveler announced that Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport) has ranked fourth worldwide in the Condé Nast Traveler 2016 Readers' Choice Awards, the premier international travel industry awards voted on by more than 300,000 travellers around the world.
 

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport today conducted a successful full-scale training exercise to test airport protocols, procedures, communications and planning for emergency and/or security related incidents.

Nieuport Aviation Infrastructure Partners to undertake improvements to airport terminal to provide greater passenger comfort together with new services and amenities

On the morning of October 15, 2016, PortsToronto will conduct an emergency training exercise at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

PortsToronto, owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport), today announced that more than 13,000 passengers will travel through Billy Bishop Airport in advance of the Thanksgiving Day weekend making it the single busiest day in the history of the airport.

New August Passenger Numbers Mark Busiest Month for Airport and Cap Off Busiest Summer Yet

PortsToronto’s Sail-In Cinema™ Brings Thousands to Toronto’s Waterfront on Opening Night

Approximately 258,000 passengers travelled through Billy Bishop Airport in July

Tunnel Delivers on Promise to Enhance Customer Service and Dramatically Improve Traffic Management at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport

The votes are in and PortsToronto today announced the three winning movies that will screen at the sixth-annual Sail-in Cinema movie festival being held August 18-20 at Sugar Beach. From a shortlist of fifteen “Books to Big Screen” themed movies, the community was invited to vote for their favourite films in order to determine this year’s line-up.

A significant three-year rehabilitation initiative taking place on the airfield at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is underway. This project is being undertaken in an effort to modernize the airport and ensure it continues to serve as an economic engine for the city as well as providing efficient service to the 2.5 million passengers who travel through the airport each year.

PortsToronto, owners and operators of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport), today confirmed that more than 250,000 passengers arrived and departed through the airport in June 2016, marking the busiest month in the airport’s history. Both Porter Airlines and Air Canada contributed to the high passenger numbers, which were a combination of leisure and business travellers.

PortsToronto today announced the shortlist of films that will be put to a public vote to determine the final movie line-up for the sixth annual Sail-in-Cinema free movie festival being held August 18-20 at Sugar Beach.

Project includes the resurfacing of the main runway 08-26 and construction of Ground Run-up Enclosure to mitigate aircraft noise
 

• 6% reduction in overall noise complaints
• 60% reduction in ferry and mainland operations complaints
• Zero curfew violations

40% of Travellers Walk, Bike or Take Transit from the Airport

On Saturday, May 28, 2016, media are invited to tour Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Billy Bishop Airport) as part of Doors Open Toronto 2016.

Replacing asphalt with vegetable gardens and outdoor learning spaces, six more downtown schools are going green this spring
 

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport Pedestrian Tunnel Media Campaign Wins Canadian Public Relations Society Recognition
 

Toronto’s Only Floating Film Experience and Largest Outdoor Movie Theatre Event Returns to Toronto Harbour August 18-20
 

200 Harbour Tour Boat Employees to Participate in Training Modules Geared at Ensuring a Safe Summer on the Water
 

Opening of pedestrian tunnel, reaching PILTs agreement, investing in environmental and community initiatives among the highlights of 2015
 

Airport’s First Year of Participation to Provide Visitors with an Up-close Look at Airport Operations
 

PortsToronto.com offers new features and is now accessible via all mobile devices
 

PortsToronto Harbour Master Angus Armstrong “crowns” Federal Rideau Captain Sharma Vinod Kumar with a 200-year-old silk and beaver top hat at the 155th annual Beaver Hat Ceremony at Redpath Refinery. The annual ceremony dates back to the mid-1800s and celebrates the arrival of the Port of Toronto’s first ocean-going vessel of the season. This year, the Federal Rideau won the race to be the first ship to Port, making the 17-day journey from Guatemala’s Puerto Quetzal to deliver 23,000 metric tonnes of sugar to Redpath Sugar’s refinery.

Multiplatform campaign features real-life passengers and their travel experiences to highlight the benefits of flying...

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was named one of North America’s best airports by Skytrax World Airport Awards, the premier international airport awards voted on by more than 13 million passengers worldwide. Billy Bishop Airport was ranked the ninth best regional airport on the continent, making it one of only two regional airports in Canada to be recognized in the category. Halifax Stanfield Airport was ranked fourth, with such U.S. airports as Kentucky, Cincinnati and Seattle-Tacoma rounding out the list. The awards were presented yesterday evening in Cologne, Germany, at the 2016 Passenger Terminal Expo.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was among the Canadian transportation facilities to be named in an expanded U.S. Customs Preclearance program. The announcement, which also included Quebec City’s Jean Lesage Airport, came as part of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s first official visit to the U.S. to attend meetings with President Barack Obama and is part of an effort to make travel between the two countries more convenient for travellers and further enhance trade relations.

Coffee Chain’s 34th Canadian Location to Offer Travellers Fresh Fare and Free Chocolate

Passenger Satisfaction Results Puts Billy Bishop Airport at the Top of the List in Prestigious Award from Airports Council International

Environmental, Social and Economic Priorities and Progress Detailed in Report

Public Votes for New Tugboat’s Name from List Created by Toronto Kindergarten to Grade 6 Students

PortsToronto, the owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, today issued the below statement regarding the studies that it has undertaken, at the request of Toronto City Council, to inform discussion on Porter Airlines’ proposal to introduce jet aircraft and extend the runway at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Agreement Maintains PortsToronto’s Position as one of Canada’s Top Ten Largest Green Energy Purchasers with Bullfrog Power®

Billy™ App to Make Journey Even Easier with Useful Tools and Information to Support and Enhance Travel Experience

Study Design the Result of Extensive Public Consultation and will Direct Technical Work to Be Undertaken for Environmental Assessment

PortsToronto today announced that Robert Poirier has been elected Chair of the PortsToronto Board of Directors effective August 20, 2015. Mr. Poirier is an active member of the PortsToronto Board and has served on the Audit and Finance Committee and the Governance, Nominating and Human Resources Committee.

More Than 1,800 Gathered on Land and on Water to Watch Ghostbusters

The Honourable Lisa Raitt, Minister of Transport, and His Worship John Tory, Mayor of Toronto, join Mark McQueen, Chairman of PortsToronto, in cutting the ribbon to celebrate the opening of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport's pedestrian tunnel. As of 1:30 P.M. today, the new tunnel will provide the 2.4 million passengers who travel through the airport each year with a more convenient and predictable point of access to the airport.

Tunnel Offers Travellers Fast, Convenient Access to Airport

Tunnel Will Offer Travellers Fast, Convenient Access to Airport as of July 30, 2015

Public Votes Treasure Hunters, Ghost Chasers and Intergalactic Visitors to Star in Toronto’s Most Popular Floating Film Festival

Only 10 per cent of traffic in surrounding area can be attributed to Billy Bishop Airport

The Noise Exposure Contour reports for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, dating back to 2008, are now available online. The reports were commissioned by Transport Canada, and completed by an external consultant team, at the request of the City of Toronto and confirm that the airport is complaint with its Noise Exposure Forecast (“NEF”) as required under the Tripartite Agreement. The reports were commissioned for the period of 2008 to 2013 and confirm consistent adherence to the noise restrictions imposed on the airport.

From mermaids and aliens to superheroes and athletes, Sail-In Cinema brings the best of the 80s to Sugar Beach in August

PortsToronto’s 2014 Annual Report is now available online.

20% reduction in overall noise complaints; 45% reduction in engine maintenance run-up complaints; Zero curfew violations

Privately-financed tunnel to receive passengers in late July

PortsToronto, the owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, is pleased to announce the addition of a fourth Airport Shuttle Bus to the airport’s existing fleet, offering enhanced complimentary shuttle service to passengers during peak hours.

Departure Dependent on Weather and Wind Conditions and Subject to Change Without Notice

Toronto’s Only Floating Movie Experience, Featuring Films Chosen by Public Vote, Returns to Sugar Beach August 20-22

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is pleased to confirm that it will clear two of its secondary runways to accommodate kilometres 3 and 4 of the Nike Toronto 15K Women’s Run on Toronto Island being held June 14 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This marks the first time that runways at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport have been used to facilitate such an event and will provide a unique experience for the runners to see the airfield and run along an aircraft runway.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and Eight-Year High for Port of Toronto Drive Strong Results for 2014

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was voted as one of the top ten Most Beautiful Airport Approaches in the world in a global poll, the results of which were announced by Private Fly today. Billy Bishop Airport ranked seventh, making it the only Canadian airport to be recognized alongside airports located in some of the world’s most scenic destinations, including Queenstown Airport in New Zealand, Nice Côte d'Azur International Airport in France, and Cape Town International Airport in South Africa.

200 Harbour Tour Boat Employees to Participate in Training Modules Geared at Ensuring a Safe Summer on the Water

Request For Expression of Interest Issued to Identify Developer to Construct Two-Pad Arena north of Cherry Beach

PortsToronto has received and made publicly available the Special Examination Summary Report from audit firm Deloitte LLP. The Special Examination comprises a detailed review of all PortsToronto business operations, financial affairs, accounting management and governance covering the period 2009-2013 and is required to be conducted every five years under the Canada Marine Act.

From ripping out asphalt and planting trees to building an interactive water wall, downtown Toronto schools will bring nature to the playground.

PortsToronto Harbour Master Angus Armstrong "crowns" M/V Tundra Captain Tykhonov Vyacheslav with the centuries-old silk and beaver top hat at the 154th annual Beaver Hat Ceremony at Redpath Refinery.

Gene Cabral, Executive Vice President of PortsToronto and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, is pleased to announce the appointment of Robert Comeau to the position of Fire Chief at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, effective April 20, 2015.

With regard to the March 30, 2015, Toronto Star article titled “Toronto says Federal Government Owes it $4 Million,” PortsToronto (formerly the Toronto Port Authority) would like to correct information specific to the allegation of debts owed by 1518756 Ontario Ltd. the company which owns Captain John’s floating restaurant (“Captain John’s”).

Two Million Tonnes of Salt, Construction Material and Bulk Imports Delivered through the Port Last Year

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was named one of the top regional airports in North America at the annual Skytrax World Airport Awards held in Paris, France last evening. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport was named the ninth best regional airport, making it one of only two regional airports in Canada to be recognized in the category. Halifax Stanfield Airport was ranked fourth, with such U.S. airports as Philadelphia, Denver, Cincinnati and Seattle-Tacoma rounding out the list.

PortsToronto personnel, infrastructure and expertise will be brought into play as Toronto welcomes the world this summer

Increases in all areas including economic output, which is up 10 per cent from 2012

Commander Armstrong will take the helm of the Marilyn Bell ferry and transport passengers across the Western Gap

More than 50 Archival Photos to be on Display February 8 to 20

New brand reinforces connection to consumer businesses and reflects new priorities

Santa’s Elves are flying into Toronto early this year not in a sleigh, but rather in a CH-146 Griffon helicopter that will drop them off at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport on route to deliver presents to kids at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) as part of the Canadian Armed Forces’ annual “Operation Ho Ho Ho.”

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA), together with Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA), have begun the process of transforming the second of three Confined Disposal Facilities (CDFs), known as "Cell 2", at the Leslie Street Spit (the Spit) into a nine-hectare wetland habitat for fish, birds and wildlife.

An updated version of the Master Plan for the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is now available for reference on the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) website.

On the morning of November 29, 2014, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) will conduct an emergency training exercise at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

The Toronto Port Authority is undertaking an environmental assessment of Porter Airline’s proposal to introduce new-technology jet aircraft and extend the main runway at the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Concrete Floor in Mainland Pavilion and First of Two City of Toronto Water Main Connections to be Completed This Week

On this day 75 years ago, the first commercial passenger aircraft arrived at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA), heralding what would be a long tradition of providing Torontonians and visitors alike with a convenient, customer-orientated international gateway to the world.

• 97% of Travellers Rate Experience at BBTCA as Positive • Nearly Two-Thirds of Residents South of Queen Street Use BBTCA • 9-out-of-10 Torontonians Consider BBTCA a “Valuable Asset to the City”

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) will hold its Annual General Meeting tomorrow, September 3.

The Toronto Port Authority today responded to the announcement by Porter Aviation Holdings Inc. to explore a sale-leaseback of the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport passenger terminal.

Public notice: Please be advised the 2014 Canadian International Air Show is scheduled to take place on the Labour Day weekend.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today announced that it is initiating an environmental assessment (EA) to evaluate potential impacts of the Porter Airlines Proposal to introduce next-generation jet aircraft to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA) and potentially an extension of the landmass at the end of the main runway by 200 metres on each end. On April 29, 2014, the TPA announced the release of the RFP for the EA. Today’s step is the next phase of this previously announced process.

Due to the rain, wind and a forecast of lightning in the Toronto area this evening, and for the safety of guests and crew members, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has cancelled the August 16 screening of E.T. – the Extraterrestrial.

The countdown is on. With only two days to go until its much-anticipated, free Sail-In Cinema™ movie festival, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) is pleased to announce a number of new and returning festival features designed to entertain movie-goers at this year’s event.

Smartphone App and Digital Screens in Passenger Atrium and Tunnel Provide Targeted Communications to Complement Travel Experience and Drive Engagement

Join the Toronto Port Authority for our Annual General Meeting for fiscal 2013. We welcome all our stakeholders – customers, local business, neighbourhood associations, community residents and media – and anyone interested in learning more about the Toronto Port Authority, our mandate and how we are creating a sustainable future and contributing to economic growth.

TPA Invests more than $5.6 Million over Five Years in Waterfront Community

The Toronto Port Authority (“TPA” or “Authority”) invites proposals for the appointment of Auditor. The term of the engagement is for five years commencing from the close of the annual meeting of the Toronto Port Authority, to be held in September 2014, until the close of the annual meeting to be held in 2019, subject to reappointment at each annual meeting.

Public Voting Puts Terrifying T-Rex, Savage Shark and Amiable Alien in Starring Role at Free-Floating Film Festival

Porter and Air Canada Win Prestigious Skytrax Airline Awards

On June 23, 2014, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) received copy of an application that was filed by the Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada in Federal Court that seeks review of TPA’s application of exemptions under the Access to Information Act. The application pertains to a single document, specifically the minutes of a December 23, 2008, TPA Audit and Finance Committee meeting.

On June 23, 2014, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) received a copy of an application that was filed by the Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada in Federal Court seeking review of TPA’s application of exemptions under the Access to Information Act. The application pertains to a single document, specifically the minutes of a December 23, 2008, TPA Audit and Finance Committee meeting. Erroneous information regarding the nature of information sought by the Information Commissioner has appeared in certain media outlets.

The following statement was released today by the Toronto Port Authority:

Public to Decide the Movie Line-up at Free Floating Film Festival Held August 14 to 16

Terminal Restoration Assures the Long-Term Future of General Aviation at Billy Bishop Airport

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today announced the completion of the concrete liner in the Pedestrian Tunnel at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA), moving the project one significant step closer to providing a predictable, efficient and convenient access route for travellers to Toronto’s downtown airport. With the completion of the liner, the tunnel project will now move into the mechanical and electrical installation phase before final finishes are put in place this winter.

From May 9 to 13, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) will temporarily extend its Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA) ferry service as a courtesy to visitors and residents of Toronto Island requiring special vehicle transportation to and from the mainland while repairs are completed on the Ongiara, the ferry operated by the City of Toronto’s Parks, Forestry and Recreation department, which runs between Queen’s Quay and Hanlan’s Point.

200 Tour Boat Employees to Participate in Training Modules Geared at Ensuring a Safe Summer on the Water

Free Three-Day Sail-In Cinema™ Movie Festival August 14-16

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has issued two Request for Proposals (RFPs) in order to begin work on an Environmental Assessment (EA) and a preliminary Runway Design to inform future discussions on the Porter Proposal to introduce new-technology jet aircraft at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA).

Beaver Hat Ceremony welcomes the first ocean vessel of 2014 into Port of Toronto

The Toronto Port Authority hosts the 153rd annual Port of Toronto Beaver Hat Ceremony to mark the opening of the 2014 shipping season.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today responded to the vote by Toronto City Council to defer its decision on the Porter Proposal until 2015, pending further study, negotiations and the completion of a full environmental assessment, among other matters.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has received and conducted an initial review of the Staff Report regarding the Porter Proposal and Request to Amend the Tripartite Agreement for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA) that was released March 20, 2014, by the City of Toronto.

Survey Also Reveals 63 per cent of Torontonians Living South of Queen Street Support New-Technology Jets at Billy Bishop Airport.

A recent survey released today by the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) reveals that 90 per cent of Toronto residents “agree” that “Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is an asset to Toronto,” up from 87 per cent in August 2013. Respondents also agreed that the airport is “great for the Toronto economy” (88%) and that the island airport makes “a great first impression for visitors” (77%).

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is an important gateway to Toronto and part of our vibrant mixed-use waterfront community. In an effort to help Torontonians better understand how the airport operates and the economic impact it makes to our city, the Toronto Port Authority invested approximately $1.8 million in marketing and advertising over the last year.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) advised that it has presented an infrastructure-funding proposal to the federal government for groundside infrastructure improvements at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport under the Building Canada Fund, on behalf of the City of Toronto.

Pursuant to Section 51 of the Canada Marine Act, notice is given that the Port of Toronto will increase its fees by four per cent, effective March 31, 2014.

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Avis est donné par la présente qu’en vertu de l’article 51de la Loi maritime du Canada, le Port de Toronto augmentera ses droits de quatre pour cent à compter du 31 mars 2014.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) advised today that it had received the most recent media reports, repeating earlier statements by WestJet Airlines regarding Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA). 

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) announced today that it will now join the City of Toronto in its review of Porter Airlines’ proposal, with a focus on any and all outstanding issues as outlined in the recently-released City Staff report. The TPA has been involved throughout the earlier review process, working with City staff upon request. At the request of City Council, the TPA has provided $1.2 million to fund all of the fees associated with the City’s independent subject matter experts to support this detailed study. The TPA supports the timeline established by the Executive Committee of City Council for a resolution, where possible, of any and all outstanding matters related to the Porter proposal.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has received a copy of the staff report prepared for Toronto City Council regarding the April 2013 proposal tabled by Porter Airlines. The TPA’s position remains that it will not consider any change of use to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport until a determination is first made by the elected representatives on Toronto City Council regarding Porter's proposed changes to the 1983 Tripartite Agreement. Until Council makes a determination, the cost of additional studies of Porter’s proposal would be unwarranted.

As steward of Toronto’s waterfront, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) believes in cultivating strong, healthy and sustainable communities along Toronto’s lakefront by investing in programs that support youth, families and a healthier environment.

The Toronto Port Authority’s Outer Harbour Marina (OHM) is wrapping up another successful boating season following several service and infrastructure improvements.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA), owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA), today outlined the key parameters through which it will assess Porter Airlines' proposal to permit jet aircraft and extend the runway at BBTCA, should Toronto City Council (Council) approve the plan. TPA Chairman Mark McQueen today outlined the key social, environmental and economic factors that would be considered as part of the TPA’s own review process. Mr. McQueen also discussed important regulatory changes that are expected to impact the airport and its operations, regardless of Council's decision on Porter’ proposal.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) Chairman, Mark McQueen, will deliver a keynote address at the Toronto Region Board of Trade on October 21, 2013.

The Ship Channel Bridge, located on Cherry Street, has re-opened to single lane vehicle traffic and full commercial marine use.

The repairs to the lifting system of the Ship Channel Bridge, located on Cherry Street have been completed. Engineers began tests of the lifting system on Monday, September 9, 2013 and anticipate the bridge will be open to single lane traffic on Tuesday, September 17, 2013.

Toronto Port Authority Chairman Mark McQueen's remarks at the 2013 Annual General Meeting.

Toronto Port Authority President and Chief Executive Officer, Geoffrey Wilson remarks at the 2013 Annual General Meeting.

Project Marks Significant Milestone

Canada’s floating movie experience, Sail-In Cinema™ returned to the water’s edge this year to its largest audience ever. More than 5000 people and 100 boats attended this year’s festival.

The repairs to the lifting system of the Ship Channel Bridge, located on Cherry Street are nearing completion. The Ship Channel Bridge was closed to vehicle traffic on November 12, 2012 to perform critical repairs and maintenance on the bridge and its approaches.

Canada’s floating movie experience, Sail-In Cinema™ has returned to the water’s edge with a bang. More than 1,100 people and 18 boats watched Ghostbusters at the festival’s opening night and even larger crowds are expected over the next two nights.

It is estimated that repairs to the Ship Channel Bridge, located on Cherry Street will continue until mid-September. The Ship Channel Bridge was closed to vehicle traffic on November 12, 2012 to perform critical repairs and maintenance on the bridge and its approaches.

Join the Toronto Port Authority for our 2013 Annual General Meeting.

Canada’s floating movie experience, Sail-In Cinema™ is back at the water’s edge with a line up of 1980s favourites chosen by the public; the theme for this year’s movies is ‘Heroes of the Silver Screen.’ For three August nights, Toronto’s Sugar Beach will be transformed into the city’s largest outdoor theatre where the audience watch movies on a two-sided screen anchored to a barge on Lake Ontario.

Toronto Port Authority (TPA) will be funding a number of improvements to the streetscape and environment along Eireann Quay this July and August. These improvements are part of the TPA’s commitment to the community to enhance safety and enjoyment of the neighbourhood. These improvements will also help facilitate pedestrian and passenger traffic, and provide cosmetic upgrades to the area. Since 2012, the TPA has invested over $825,000 to improve Eireann Quay.

Toronto Port Authority’s (TPA) popular outdoor movie festival, Sail-In Cinema™, is back at the city’s waterfront this summer. From August 15 to 17 Sugar Beach will be transformed into Toronto’s largest outdoor theatre where families and film fans alike can watch movies on a two-sided screen anchored to a barge on Lake Ontario.

Repairs to the Ship Channel Bridge, located on Cherry Street will continue until mid-August. The Ship Channel Bridge was closed to vehicle traffic on November 12, 2012 to perform critical repairs and maintenance on the bridge and approaches.

Free Three-day Movie Festival August 15 to 17
Toronto Port Authority (TPA) is bringing back its highly anticipated free movie festival, Sail-In Cinema™, to the city’s waterfront. For three nights in August, Sugar Beach will be transformed into Toronto’s largest outdoor theatre where lovers of film and the outdoors alike can watch movies on a two-sided screen anchored to a barge on Lake Ontario.

Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today announced that excavation has begun on the main pedestrian tunnel to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Water Shuttle will Provide Fun, Scenic, Convenient Access to Tall Ships

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) released its 2012 financials today reporting net income of $19.7 million for fiscal 2012, a record for the organization. The strong financial performance reflects the continued success of TPA’s business operations.

Toronto Port Authority (TPA) received an award from the Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) at its 2013 National Awards of Excellence, held on June11. TPA won a Silver Award of Excellence in the Best Special Events Project category for Sail-In Cinema™.

Bridge Re-opens to Single Lane Vehicle Traffic and Marine Transit.

Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today announced that it will continue to choose 100 per cent green electricity for its facilities with Bullfrog Power®, Canada’s 100 per cent green energy provider. Reaffirming its mandate as a waterfront steward, TPA has committed to choosing renewable energy to reduce its environmental impact.

Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has announced that the seven drift tunnels that will form the crown of the pedestrian tunnel to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport have been completed. The accomplishment will allow for the next phase of construction.

Toronto Port Authority (TPA) will be welcoming the public to its head office, the Toronto Harbor Commission building, at 60 Harbour Street on Saturday, May 25 for the 14th annual Doors Open.

In light of the potential technical ramifications of the Porter proposal to extend the existing BBTCA 8/26 runway by a total of 168 metres at each end, the TPA has deferred its May 2012 project to undertake subsurface lakefilling in the Marine Exclusion Zone (MEZ) just east of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport pending the assessment of runway extensions that has been requested by the City of Toronto.

Background on Tripartite Agreement, Slot Allocation, NEF Contour Restrictions, RESA and 2009 BBTCA Noise Study

Toronto Port Authority Injunction Protects Freedom of Expression and the Rights of Airport Users

The Skytrax World Airport Awards awarded BBTCA the tenth Best Airport in the World in the Under 5 Million Passenger category

The MEZ lakefill proposal is a convenient, cost-effective and environmentally sustainable way of improving safety.

Statement by the Toronto Port Authority on Announcement by Porter Airlines

Construction is set to start next week on the final two of seven support tunnels on the pedestrian tunnel project at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

A majority of Toronto City Councillors today approved a new Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) plan of $0.94 per Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport ("BBTCA") passenger. 

A vast majority of Torontonians believe Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA) is a major driver of the city’s continued success and economic growth.

Toronto Port Authority Achieves Strong Results in 2012.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport Generates Economic Output of Almost $2 Billion.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) officially welcomed the MV Isadora to the city’s shores today at the 152nd Beaver Hat Ceremony. The annual ceremony celebrates the arrival of the port’s first ocean vessel (known as a ‘saltie’) of the year.

‘Chip', one of the two tunnel boring machines being used to construct the pedestrian walkway to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, has completed one of the drift tunnels and broken through the tunnel’s shaft wall on Toronto Island.

‘Chip', one of the two tunnel boring machines being used to construct the pedestrian walkway to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, has been lowered into the tunnel shaft.

On December 11, 2012 an informational feature on Canada's airport's appeared in the Globe and Mail. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport gets a mention.

The City of Toronto, Toronto Port Authority, and Toronto District School Board are undertaking a transportation study for the area around the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and Eireann Quay to resolve trafc congestion issues and address community concerns.

As of Monday, November 12, the Ship Channel Bridge located on Cherry Street will be closed to vehicle traffic to enable the Toronto Port Authority to carry out repairs on the bridge. During the closure pedestrian and cyclist access will be permitted.

‘Pedestrian Tunnel to Enhance Airport’s Remarkable Success’
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) is a major economic engine for the Greater Toronto Area, generating $1.9 billion in annual economic output and 5,700 jobs, which includes 1,700 directly associated with the airport.

Bridge closure starting November 12, 2012

Advisory regarding service at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Storm activity weather advisories continue for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Please be advised that a strom warning is in effect for Monday October 29 and Tuesday, October 30, 2012.

Starting in spring 2013, new Canadian passports will feature electronic chip technology that will be accepted at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. 

An annual survey to be released Monday August 27 by the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) and conducted by Ipsos Reid reveals that two thirds (69 per cent) of Torontonians ‘agree’ that the airport is an ‘economic engine of the city’.

Outer Harbour Marina has been awarded a 5 Green Anchor Gold rating by the Ontario Marine Operators Associations' (OMOA) Clean Marine program, making it one of the few marinas in the province to receive this prestigious eco rating.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) is bringing back its highly anticipated free movie festival, Sail-In Cinema, to the city’s waterfront. For three nights in August, Canada’s Sugar Beach will be transformed into an outdoor theatre where movie fans can watch nautical-themed movies on a two-sided screen anchored to a barge on Lake Ontario.

On June 14, 2012, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) hosted a public meeting at the Radisson Admiral Hotel to discuss a proposal to distribute lakefill under the surface of Lake Ontario just east of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA).

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) released its 2011 financials today, reporting net income of $13.9 million, a 90% increase over fiscal 2010. This sets a new record for profitability since TPA was created in 1999, and represents the fourth consecutive year of profitable growth. The strong financial results are driven not only from the continued success of the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, but also from the other operations of the Port Authority.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) announced today that it has selected a consortium led by Oxford Properties Group, the real estate investment arm of the OMERS Worldwide Group of Companies, as its preferred proponent for the redevelopment of its property at Bay and Harbour Streets. Known as the 30 Bay/60 Harbour Project, the 1.8-acre site is anchored by the landmark Toronto Harbor Commission building at 60 Harbour Street, which will be maintained and preserved. The otherwise vacant site is currently used for surface parking.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) announced today that it will initiate a dialogue with several key waterfront stakeholders, including the City of Toronto, Harbourfront Centre, Ontario Place, Waterfront Toronto and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources regarding the recent confusion surrounding the rights of individuals to enjoy the pleasure of fishing in Toronto-area waters.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today welcomed the first ocean vessel of the 2012 shipping season to the Port of Toronto. The arrival of the MV Barnacle was marked by the Beaver Hat Ceremony a port tradition that dates back to 1861.

The Toronto Port Authority Board and the City of Toronto reached an agreement last summer, passed by City Council on July 12, 2011, that will see the City of Toronto put a new water main and replacement sewage mains in the pedestrian tunnel that the TPA is building to the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. This City Council-approved agreement specifically included provisions to improve traffic management on Eireann Quay and a three year lease of the Canada Malting site to the TPA for such purposes.

The Toronto Port Authority will be holding a community meeting to provide residents and stakeholders with updates on pedestrian tunnel construction and the proposed taxi staging and parking area at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Joined by the Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada, the Hon. James Flaherty, Minister of Finance and Minister Responsible for the GTA, and M.P. for Whitby-Oshawa and His Worship Toronto Mayor, Rob Ford, Toronto Port Authority Chairman Mark McQueen today announced the start of construction of the Port Authority's pedestrian tunnel to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

The Toronto Port Authority today announced the success of its first charitable sponsorship of 2012, the Reel Artists Film Festival.

The Harbourfront Community Centre (HCC) is expanding its arts leadership program, Room 13 Toronto, to youth aged 13-17 thanks to $30,000 in new funding provided by the Toronto Port Authority.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today announced that it has implemented a key recommendation outlined in the 2010 Jacobs Consultancy Report with the installation of a state-of-the-art aircraft noise barrier at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Toronto (December 29, 2011) – The Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, which is owned and operated by the Toronto Port Authority, is expected to surpass its estimate of 1.5 million passengers for 2011, an increase of 37 per cent over 2010, and double the number of passengers it served in 2009.

TPA and Porter Aviation Holdings Inc. are co-hosting three afternoons of carolling on December 19-21 at the island side Airport Terminal of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

The historic airport building on the site of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is getting readied to find a new home.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today announced that it is entering into negotiations with Forum Infrastructure Partners (Forum) to build the public-private partnership pedestrian tunnel to the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has unveiled several Improvements at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport that respond to the needs of airport users and increased activity at the airport

The TPA is seeking a joint venture partner to develop the 1.8 acres of vacant land surrounding the Harbour Commissioners Building at 60 Harbour Street.

The Toronto Port Authority announced today that ACL, a United Kingdom-based company specializing in airport slot allocation, has awarded  Porter Airlines the 16 remaining slots at Billy Bishop Airport for 2012.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) closed out 2010 with net income of $7.1 million, a five-fold increase over 2009, representing the third year in a row that it has operated at a profit, President and CEO Geoffrey A. Wilson said today, at the TPA’s Annual Meeting.

With summer coming to an end and airport activity peaking at more than 11,000 movements, the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport saw an overall reduction in noise complaints in August to just 16 total complaints.

The Toronto Port Authority’s (TPA) will be holding its 2011 Annual General Meeting on Friday, September 16, at 9h30.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Meeting of the Toronto Port Authority will be held at the Harbourfront Centre in the “Brigantine Room”, 235 Queens Quay West, Toronto, Ontario on Friday, September 16, 2011, commencing at 9:30 a.m. This meeting is open to the public.

The Toronto Port Authority and Media Monkey Productions Inc. announced today that they have won top in their category for ‘Best History/Biography (non broadcast)’ for their short film Billy Bishop: Canadian Maverick at the prestigious 2011 Telly Awards in New York.

Canada’s first ever floating movie experience, Sail-In Cinema, will feature three water-themed movies selected by the public: the 1954 classic, 20,000 Leagues under the Sea, will run Thursday, August 18, Jaws will run Friday, August 19, and the family-friendly Finding Nemo will play Saturday, August 20.

The Toronto Port Authority today released a Request for Construction Services on MERX, Canada’s leading electronic-tendering service, to design and build an acoustic noise barrier to mitigate airport ground noise at the Billy Bishop Airport.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) received a total of 57 complaints last month, only five (5) of which were related to the record 2,357 commercial flights coming into and leaving Billy Bishop Airport in June.

The Toronto Port Authority and the City of Toronto reached an agreement today, that will see the two parties work collaboratively to build infrastructure in downtown Toronto.

The Toronto Port Authority’s (TPA) Board of Directors has given the green light to an agreement going before City of Toronto Council this week, that would see the TPA’s proposed pedestrian tunnel to the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport accommodate the City’s own infrastructure upgrade to water mains to the Toronto Islands.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA), which is celebrating its 100^th anniversary in 2011, announced that it is holding North America’s first ever floating movie event, Sail-In Cinema.

The TPA has implemented new public monthly noise reporting this month, having installed a state of the art system to trackflights and match them to the complaints.

The TPA today raised the curtain on the first stage of a major upgrade at the Outer Harbour Marina (OHM).

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) closed out 2010 with net income of $7.1 million, a five-fold increase over 2009.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) kicked off its centennial this month with a flag raising at its headquarters on Harbour Street.

On Saturday May 14, the Toronto Port Authority is conducting its annual tour boat safety training for 250 crew members and officers of tour boat industry, as a member of the Toronto Marine Emergency Response Council (TMERC).

Summer is just around the corner and there are many exiting things happening at the Outer Harbour Marina.

On May 12, the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) will be holding a public meeting at the Harbourfront Community Centre, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., to review the preliminary findings of an environmental assessment for building noise barriers at the Billy Bishop Airport.

Harbourfront Centre and the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today announced a new partnership, that will see TPA become the lead summer partner for Harbourfront Centre’s Hot Spot Summer, that runs from the Victoria Day weekend through Thanksgiving at the Harbourfront Centre 10-acre central waterfront site.

 The TPA today announced that after taking into consideration the Environmental Assessment Screening Report and comments emanating from public participation in its review of the Environmental Assessment (EA), it has concluded that the proposed pedestrian/services tunnel and perimeter road project is unlikely to cause significant, adverse environmental effects.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA), today, officially welcomed the first ocean-vessel (known as a ‘saltie’) of the 2011 spring shipping season.

150th Beaver Hat Ceremony marks opening of spring shipping season at the Port of Toronto

Characterising the claims made by CommunityAIR as “without merit, inaccurate and genuinely offensive” TPA President and CEO Geoff Wilson today publicly released a response to the group’s open letter to Mayor Ford.

 The Toronto Port Authority today announced that Air Canada and the City Centre Terminal Corporation (CCTC), which owns the terminal building at the popular Billy Bishop Airport, have reached an agreement on a terminal lease arrangement that will see Air Canada start operations by May 1, 2011.

The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) today released a one-year status update on the independent Jacobs Consultancyreport submitted last February, which recommended measures to improve noise mitigation at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

 The Tripartite Agreement (1983, amended in 2003) that governs the operation of the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport prohibits a vehicular tunnel, and expressly permits a fixed link bridge.

Toronto Port Authority Chairman Mark McQueen today said that he was pleased that the federal Department of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities is introducing a draft regulation intended to clarify that the Toronto Port Authority (TPA) has the authority to build a pedestrian tunnel to the popular Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

People should NEVER go on the ice in the inner and outer harbours of Toronto.

Reminder: Jan 12 is next EA meeting

The Toronto Port Authority, which owns and operates the popular Billy Bishop Airport released its plans to conduct an Environmental Assessment (EA) to assess the potential impacts to the environment of installing the proposed noise barriers.

In a year end review, the Toronto Port Authority indicated that it expected to hit its estimate of 1.2 million passengers for 2010, noting that it had successfully managed the 48 per cent increase in use over 2009, while at the same time establishing new relationships with community groups on the waterfront.

On November 30, TPA staff met with members of the public at the Radisson Hotel to discuss the draft Environmental Assessment on the Proposed Pedestrian Tunnel. These are the answers to the questions posed at that meeting.

The Toronto Port Authority today released a draft report prepared by independent environmental and engineering consultants, Dillon Consulting Limited, which concluded that the construction and operation of the proposed pedestrian tunnel would result in no permanent significant environmental effects.

Fact : The TPA is in full compliance with the Tripartite Agreement’s noise limits. Check it out.

Toronto Port Authority 2009 Annual Report

Staff of the Toronto Port Authority will be leading a clean up at the Outer Harbour Marina on Friday, September 24, 2010, in support of the World Wildlife Fund’s annual campaign to clean up Canada’s shorelines and reconnect with nature.

The Toronto Port Authority (“TPA”) today released a detailed forensic review of certain of its financial and governance activities from September 2002 until present, which absolved the TPA of 14 of 15 complaints brought by former Board members, TPA Board of Directors Chairman Mark McQueen advised today.

Just after 12 noon, a Porter Airlines flight attendant overheard a passenger on an aircraft destined for Chicago talking about a possible pipe bomb at the BBTCA.

The Disabled Sailing Association of Ontario presents the 2010 REACH REGATTA this weekend

Response To Maclean's Magazine dated August 13, 2010

The Toronto Port Authority (“TPA”) advised today that it had received 14 written Expressions of Interest regarding the proposed pedestrian tunnel connecting the mainland to the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (“BBTCA”) under the Western Gap of the Toronto harbour.

Correspondence between TPA and the City of Toronto regarding PILTs for 2009 and 2010

The Toronto Port Authority (“TPA”) advised today that the previously announced Macro Settlement Agreement between the TPA and the City of Toronto (the “City”) has closed to the satisfaction of all parties.

TPA 2010 Annual General Meeting Question & Answer Period Summary Report 

TPA welcomes decision of Federal Court Related to the Judicial review initiated by Air Canada

Thank you and welcome to the 2010 annual meeting of the Toronto Port Authority.

The purpose of today’s meeting is to update you on the substantial progress we’ve made over the past 12 months, and map out a vision to accelerate this progress as we play our role in helping make the waterfront an even better place to live, work and play.

The Toronto Port Authority (“TPA”) held its Annual meeting this morning, with senior management outlining an array of initiatives that will see the agency become an important leader in sustainable environmental practices to secure the goal of a clean, green waterfront.

TPA Annual Public Survey Tracking Study 2010

2010 Ipsos Reid public opinion survey

The Toronto Port Authority (“TPA”) has received a decision by the Federal Court of Canada reversing the January, 2009, recommendation by the federal Dispute Advisory Panel (“DAP”) on a dispute over the amount of Payment in Lieu of Taxes (“PILTs”) owed by the TPA to the City of Toronto (“the City”).

 Airport Coordination Limited to finalize allocation and scheduling of available slots at the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport amongst new and existing carriers

All business units of the Toronto Port Authority are cooperating and working with the various G20 agencies.

The Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") confirmed today that legal submissions related to the latest judicial review initiated by Air Canada were filed to the Federal Court of Canada.

As you may know, the Toronto Port Authority's Noise Management Study recommended the BBTCA establish a permanent advisory body to provide a forum for constructive dialogue on airport operations that may affect those
living and working near the airport. This framework is the first step in implementing this important recommendation.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Meeting of the Toronto Port Authority will be held at the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in the Queens Quay Room located at One Harbour Square, Toronto, Ontario on Monday, July 12, 2010 commencing at 9:30 a.m. This meeting is open to the public.

The Toronto Port Authority (“TPA”) today announced that the formal Request for Proposal (“RFP”) issued on April 9, 2010 for additional commercial airline carriers at the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (“BBTCA”) has produced proposals from two prospective commercial carriers.

Letter to Calin Rovinescu CEO of Air Canada

Letter to Mayor Miller On The Proposed Lower Don Lands Ice Pads

The Toronto Port Authority (“TPA”) reported its second straight year of positive net income in 2009, with total revenue rising 16 per cent to $23,569,000.

The following provides the background about Payment-in-lieu of Taxes (PILTs) and the Supreme Court decision of April 15, 2010 rendered on PILTs in the City of Montreal vs. Montreal Port Authority (MPA) and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).

Green Marine lauds TPA's environmental initiatives

Toronto Port Authority (TPA) President and Chief Executive Officer Geoffrey Wilson issued the following statement, in response to media enquiries, regarding today’s Supreme Court of Canada decision involving a dispute between the City of Montreal and two federal bodies, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Montreal Port Authority.

The Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") today announced that a formal Request for Proposals ("RFP") for additional commercial airline carriers at the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport ("BBTCA") has been issued and is now available to interested, qualified proponents.

The Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") is pleased to participate in Earth Hour 2010 to bring attention to the need for everyone to do their part to fight climate change.

The Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA) has become a vital transportation link for Toronto travellers and visitors.

Statement: Toronto Port Authority seeks to work with the City of Toronto on the future of 5 Eirann Quay (the Canada Malting Silos)

Billy Bishop video

The Toronto Port Authority, in co-operation with the Canadian War Museum, will be displaying historic military items from the First and Second World War at the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport beginning Monday, February 22.

In light of the recent legal action taken by Air Canada, the Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") reconfirmed that it continues to work towards the completion of the previously announced noise impact study and capacity assessment for the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport("BBTCA").

The Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") has released the results of a comprehensive noise management study at the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport ("BBTCA") undertaken by Jacobs Consultancy Canada Inc. ("Jacobs") between 2008 and 2009.

At a meeting earlier today, the Board of Directors of the Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") initiated a process that will bring forward Public-Private Partnership ("P3") proposals to design, build, finance, operate, and maintain a pedestrian tunnel connecting to the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport ("BBTCA") under the Western Gap of the Toronto harbour.

One of the Toronto Port Authority’s (TPA) most important missions is to be good stewards of our waterfront resources so that they may provide recreation, prosperity and a clean wildlife habitat for future generations.

TPA operations to be bullfrogpowered(TM) with 100% clean, renewable electricity

Canadian sports hero Marilyn Bell Di Lascio was on hand to help officially name the new ferry serving the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (“BBTCA”) in her name this morning.

Response Letter to Brian Iler, Community Air

At a meeting earlier today, the Toronto Port Authority's ("TPA") Board of Directors received and approved management's proposed 2010 infrastructure and environmental capital spending plan.

New ferry to be named after pioneering marathon swimmer Marilyn Bell; current vessel to be named after Second World War hero David Hornell

TPA receives special examination report

TPA announces capacity assessment results for BBTCA, begins accepting formal carrier proposals

The Board of Directors of the Toronto Port Authority (“TPA”) is pleased to announce that Geoffrey A. Wilson has been appointed President and Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.

Toronto Port Authority welcomes new era of co-operation with City of Toronto

Name the Boats contest finalists announced

The Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") announced today that on November 23, 2009, its Board of Directors approved a draft agreement whereby the TPA and the City of Toronto have agreed, subject to the approval of Toronto City Council, to settle a wide variety of legal and administrative issues between the two organizations.

Letter to Paul Szabo

Originally tabled in the House of Commons on February 19, 2009 re: Q-61 and Q-43

Letter to Sheila Fraser

 Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport renaming

Toronto Port Authority awaits response from Toronto Star on error-filled series

Articles published Thursday and today by The Toronto Star (the "Star") regarding the management of the Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") contained many inaccuracies and falsehoods, some of which were known or should have been known by the Star journalist to have been untrue prior to publication.

Relevant documents in response to Toronto Star article - November 5, 2009 and November 6, 2009

Jazz withdraws litigation against Toronto Port Authority

Toronto Port Authority accepting expressions of interest regarding Toronto City Centre Airport

In response to an inquiry, the Toronto Port Authority ("TPA") advised today that it has concluded that there is now insufficient time for the TPA to proceed with construction of a new pedestrian tunnel under the federal government's Infrastructure Stimulus Fund guidelines.

Toronto Port Authority correspondence with Mr. Paul Szabo

Name the Boats contest launch

Toronto Port Authority to honour Billy Bishop

 Appointments to the Toronto Port Authority

Board Expenses 2005 - 2009

Letter to councillor Adam Vaughan

Toronto waterfront development ''headed in right direction''

Letter to the Honourable Peter MacKay Minister of National Defence.

Toronto Port Authority announces positive financial results for the first half of 2009.

Letter from the Board of Trade supporting a pedestrian tunnel.

Majority of Torontonians want a pedestrian tunnel to the TCCA

Toronto Port Authority releases results of survey

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Meeting of the Toronto Port Authority will be held at The Fairmont Royal York Hotel in the Upper Canada Room located at 100 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario on Thursday, September 3, 2009 commencing at 9:30 a.m. This meeting is open to the public.

Letter from the Economic Club of Canada supporting a pedestrian tunnel

Toronto Port Authority turns a profit in fiscal 2008

Request for Quotations ('RFQ') Audit Appointment

Federal Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner reports on allegations against board member 

Litigation with the City of Toronto - Letter and Fact Sheet sent to City Councillors

Toronto Port Authority responds to Olivia Chow

Pursuant to Section 51 of the Canada Marine Act, notice is given that the Port of Toronto will increse its fees by 3%, effective May 1, 2009.

Toronto Port Authority responds to City of Toronto’s application for a judicial review of property valuation recommendations

Toronto Port Authority Expense Audit Review

Toronto Port Authority Takes Steps to Improve Service and Accountability

Dispute Advisory Panel - Payment in Lieu of Taxes Report

Toronto Port Authority Announces Board Change.

Remarks at The Annual General Meeting 2008

Toronto Port Authority Lisa Raitt Taking Leave of Absence to Seek Public Office

 Annual General Meeting

Toronto Port Authority responds to public comment on 2007 financial statements

Porter Airlines is exercising two existing options for Bombardier Aerospace Q400 aircraft. This represents aircraft 13 and 14 in the Porter fleet from an original order of 10 firm and 10 options.

Porter Airlines implements revised Newark flights with FAA approval

Pursuant to Section 51 of the Canada Marine Act, notice is given that the Port of Toronto will increse its fees by 4%, effective May 1, 2008.

A Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for providing a Fast Ferry Service between Rochester, New York, USA and Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Media Kit - TPA Annual Meeting 2007

Summary of questions from meeting held June 12, 2007

ANNUAL MEETING - CHANGE OF VENUE

Opinion Poll on Torontonian's Awareness of the Toronto Port Authority and its Mandated Activities

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Meeting of the Toronto Port Authority will be held at the International Marine Passenger Terminal located at 8 Unwin Avenue, Toronto on Tuesday, June 12, 2007 commencing at 10:30 a.m. This meeting is open to the public.

May 2007 - The Toronto Port Authority and Community Air have reached a mutual agreement to settle the defamation action.

November 2, 2006—Statement by Chair of the Board of The Toronto Port Authority, Michele McCarthy.

The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, today announced the following appointments to the Toronto Port Authority’s board of directors: Mr. Christopher M. Henley and Mr. Douglas Reid for terms of three years; Ms. Krista L. Scaldwell and Mr. Colin D. Watson for terms of two years; and Mr. Cameron J. Turner for a term of one year.

Pursuant to Section 51 of the Canada Marine Act, notice is given that the Toronto Port Authority will be charging a $15.00 (excluding GST) Airport Improvement Fee or AIF at the Toronto City Centre Airport.

The American Association of Port Authorities today announced that the Toronto Port Authority has won its “Award of Excellence” for the TPA’s 30 second radio spot entitled, “Day at the Beach.”

Travis the Travelling Container, is a container that is travelling from Aarhus, Denmark to the furthest point west on Highway H2O, Duluth, Minnesota.

TPA Says JAZZ Needs Operating Agreement for TCCA Flights

On Monday May 15,2006 The Port of Toronto Loaded six 80-tonne Electromotive locomotives aboard the Jumbo Line’s Daniella.The Daniella, with its special lift crane, is part of the Jumbo Line fleet, which specializes in heavy lift cargo movements.

Toronto Port Authority Welcomes Tass Review

The President and CEO of the Toronto Port Authority today expressed disappointment at remarks made by Air Canada Jazz in relation to the termination of their lease by City Centre Aviation Ltd (CCAL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of REGCO Holdings Inc.