20250114. The St. Marys CBM Silos on Leslie St in the port lands.
Tag Archives: port lands
20241129. Late afternoon in the new port lands.
20241105. Painting the 300-ton heritage-designated Atlas Crane in Promontory Park in the Port Lands.
20240203. The future Don Mouth riverbed lined with armour stone (facing north from the Commissioner’s Street bridge).
20240130. A landmark for Promontory Park in the port lands.
20240129. The new Cherry Street North bridge on the new Cherry Street lights up at night.
20220727. A transmission tower that changes the direction of power.
20220308. The Don Mouth Naturalization and Port Lands Flood Protection Project is progressing (https://bit.ly/3CrbrZs).
20220304. There is now a new yellow bridge in the Toronto Port Lands where the T&T Supermarket parking lot was. The Don Mouth Naturalization Project continues.
20211007. Just like that, the Gardiner Expressway east end ramps are gone!
20210919. Redevelopment of the Toronto Port Lands into the Lower Don Lands has come a long way. Here we see the bed of the extended Don River.
20210916. That iconic view of the Gardiner Expressway is changing rapidly.
20210907. Lake Shore Blvd East and the Don Roadway looks much brighter now as demolition of the Gardiner Expressway east end ramps moves quickly.
20210901. Toronto Today #1. The Gardiner Expressway east end ramps are now closed permanently as the city prepares to demolish the section east of the Don Valley Parkway on-ramps.
20210715. Bridges of July #15. Toronto’s Cherry Street Strauss Trunnion Bascule Bridge in the Port Lands (from 2015).
20201215. The vacant Toronto Hydro transformer substation at 281 Cherry Street is a modest example of Edwardian Classical styling from 1928.
220201211. Looking West from the Cherry Street Bridge at the mouth of the Ship Channel in the rapidly changing Port Lands.
20201208. Capturing the past and the future of Toronto’s Port Lands (Don Mouth Naturalization Project by Waterfront Toronto).
20200901. It almost looks like the tall ship is in the dry dock.
20200506. Construction equipment terra-forming the Port Lands looks cute from a distance.
20200204. The work going on in the port lands – the Don River mouth naturalization project – is nothing short of terraforming Toronto.
20191125. Land has taken shape off Essroc Quay in the Port Lands as part of the Cherry Street Stormwater and Lakefilling Project which provides flood protection. A plane happened to fly by during the long exposure leaving a light trail.
20190102. Scaffolding surrounding smokestack.
Destroying industrial heritage with large-scale graffiti.
FedEx through a fence. The new FedEx Ship Centre in Toronto’s port lands where Cascades once stood.
