PortsToronto's award-winning Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is located less than 3 kilometres from the city's downtown core and connects two million passengers each year to destinations throughout eastern Canada and the United States.
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This large-scale granite and bronze sculpture features three mythical fishers who have come to the estuaries and islands along Toronto's Lake Ontario shoreline to fish. Maanjidowin: The Gathering was commissioned by PortsToronto in recognition of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and their relationship to the land, air and water on which Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport now operates.
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The award-winning Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport pedestrian tunnel provides travellers with reliable and convenient access to the airport. The pedestrian tunnel celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2025, and hosts Perspectives, a public art program featuring local artists' takes on Toronto.
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Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport's Marilyn Bell ferry is 100 per cent electric powered. It is Canada’s first truly zero emission, lithium-ion electric ferry. Not only is the ferry electric, it is one of the world's shortest ferry rides and provides the best view of downtown Toronto.
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The PortsToronto Trash Trapping Program employs trash trapping technology and solutions-based research to tackle plastic pollution and protect Toronto's waters for future generations. It is led by PortsToronto and the U of T Trash Team; is a cornerstone of the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy; and, has influenced the launch of similar trash trapping and data collection programs throughout the Great Lakes and beyond.
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The PortsToronto Trash Trapping Program employs trash trapping technology and solutions-based research to tackle plastic pollution and protect Toronto's waters for future generations. It is led by PortsToronto and the U of T Trash Team; is a cornerstone of the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy; and, has influenced the launch of similar trash trapping and data collection programs throughout the Great Lakes and beyond.
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The PortsToronto Trash Trapping Program employs trash trapping technology and solutions-based research to tackle plastic pollution and protect Toronto's waters for future generations. It is led by PortsToronto and the U of T Trash Team; is a cornerstone of the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy; and, has influenced the launch of similar trash trapping and data collection programs throughout the Great Lakes and beyond.
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The Port of Toronto’s location ten minutes from the city's downtown makes it the ideal location for cruise ships and passengers wanting the attractions, food and shopping that Toronto has to offer. In 2025, a record 47 ships and 20,000 passengers are expected to arrive at the Port to visit the city and its attractions.
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The Shagi mural at the Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal was created by Anishinabek artist Que Rock and represents the Clan of the Cranes with its central figure of the Great Blue Heron. Its symbolism and vibrant colours are intended to create a visual healing experience and to welcome visitors to the Port and Harbour of Toronto.
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The Port of Toronto plays an important role in Canada’s supply network and Toronto's economy. Providing a direct and energy-efficient way to deliver salt, sugar and construction materials from around the world directly into the heart of the city.
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE PORT OF TORONTO INTERACTIVE MAP
To prevent flooding, PortsToronto removes between 20,000 and 40,000 cubic metres of sediment from the mouth of the Don River in a process that removes natural sediment to deepen the riverbed and ensure improved flow of water and safer access.
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Through the help of PortsToronto, portions of the Leslie Street Spit have been transformed into new habitat for fish and wildlife, and are a natural paradise for hikers, bikers and bird watchers.
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Located just ten minutes from Toronto's downtown core, the Outer Harbour Marina is one of Ontario's largest freshwater marinas, offering breathtaking scenery and an idyllic escape – without having to leave the city.
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PortsToronto's award-winning Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is located less than 3 kilometres from the city's downtown core and connects two million passengers each year to destinations throughout eastern Canada and the United States.
LEARN MORE
This large-scale granite and bronze sculpture features three mythical fishers who have come to the estuaries and islands along Toronto's Lake Ontario shoreline to fish. Maanjidowin: The Gathering was commissioned by PortsToronto in recognition of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and their relationship to the land, air and water on which Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport now operates.
LEARN MORE
The award-winning Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport pedestrian tunnel provides travellers with reliable and convenient access to the airport. The pedestrian tunnel celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2025, and hosts Perspectives, a public art program featuring local artists' takes on Toronto.
LEARN MORE
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport's Marilyn Bell ferry is 100 per cent electric powered. It is Canada’s first truly zero emission, lithium-ion electric ferry. Not only is the ferry electric, it is one of the world's shortest ferry rides and provides the best view of downtown Toronto.
LEARN MORE
The PortsToronto Trash Trapping Program employs trash trapping technology and solutions-based research to tackle plastic pollution and protect Toronto's waters for future generations. It is led by PortsToronto and the U of T Trash Team; is a cornerstone of the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy; and, has influenced the launch of similar trash trapping and data collection programs throughout the Great Lakes and beyond.
LEARN MORE
The Port of Toronto’s location ten minutes from the city's downtown makes it the ideal location for cruise ships and passengers wanting the attractions, food and shopping that Toronto has to offer. In 2025, a record 47 ships and 20,000 passengers are expected to arrive at the Port to visit the city and its attractions.
LEARN MORE
The Shagi mural at the Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal was created by Anishinabek artist Que Rock and represents the Clan of the Cranes with its central figure of the Great Blue Heron. Its symbolism and vibrant colours are intended to create a visual healing experience and to welcome visitors to the Port and Harbour of Toronto.
LEARN MORE
The Port of Toronto plays an important role in Canada’s supply network and Toronto's economy. Providing a direct and energy-efficient way to deliver salt, sugar and construction materials from around the world directly into the heart of the city.
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE PORT OF TORONTO INTERACTIVE MAP
To prevent flooding, PortsToronto removes between 20,000 and 40,000 cubic metres of sediment from the mouth of the Don River in a process that removes natural sediment to deepen the riverbed and ensure improved flow of water and safer access.
LEARN MORE
Through the help of PortsToronto, portions of the Leslie Street Spit have been transformed into new habitat for fish and wildlife, and are a natural paradise for hikers, bikers and bird watchers.
LEARN MORE
Located just ten minutes from Toronto's downtown core, the Outer Harbour Marina is one of Ontario's largest freshwater marinas, offering breathtaking scenery and an idyllic escape – without having to leave the city.
LEARN MORE