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The document library is where you can search for materials related to the planning of the Port Lands and the Port Lands Flood Protection project. This includes displays and presentations from public meetings. If you can’t find what you are looking for, email us.

Documents

Finance, Audit & Risk Management Committee Meeting 29/11/2018 View
Design Review Panel: Meeting Minutes 21/11/2018 View
Design Review Panel: 101 Commissioners St. 21/11/2018 View
Design Review Panel: Port Lands Flood Protection – Bridges & Cherry St. 21/11/2018 View
Port Lands Drop-In Centre Map 05/10/2018 View
Port Lands Drop-in Centre Calendar of Events 05/10/2018 View
Design Review Panel Meeting Agenda 26/09/2018 View
Design Review Panel: Port Lands Flood Protection Detailed Design 26/09/2018 View
Design Review Panel: Port Lands Flood Protection – Parks, Rivers and Roads 26/09/2018 View
Design Review Panel: West Don Lands – Block 8 Schematic Design 26/09/2018 View

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Multimedia Galleries

Engineering a New River (video)

Animation – Port Lands Flood Protection Construction Timeline (video)

Port Lands Flood Protection Groundbreaking – Nov. 28, 2018 (video)

Port Lands Flood Protection Construction Schedule

Construction Progress at Essroc Quay – October 2018 (video)

Before: Looking south at Don Roadway north of the Ship Channel

After: View Looking south at future overlook of Don Greenway towards the Ship Channel

Before: Looking south along Don Roadway

After: Looking south from the east side of the rebuilt Don Roadway

Before: Looking southeast on Cousins Quay

After: Looking southeast in the future Canoe Cove at Promontory Park

Before: Looking south at Commissioners Street west of Don Roadway

After: Looking south from Commissioners Street entrance to River Valley Park

Before

After: View Looking south from future picnic terrace at River Valley Park

Before: Looking west, south of Commissioners Street between Cherry Street and Don Roadway

After: Looking west from future Cobble Beach at River Valley Park

Before: River Valley Park South, Circulation Network

After: View Looking South at River Valley Park South

Before: Looking southeast from Cherry Street

After: View Looking southeast from future levee trail at River Valley Park South

Before: Looking east, south of Commissioners Street and west of Don Roadway

After: View looking east in wetland at River Valley Park

Before: Looking east, south of Commissioners Street and west of Don Roadway

After: Looking east from future pedestrian bridge at River Valley Park

Before: Looking south from Villiers Street, east of Don Roadway

After: Looking south at future ice management area towards future Villiers Park

Before and After: Port Lands Flood Protection

Port Lands Flood Protection Community Consultation #2 – July 2018 (video)

Time Lapse: Consultation Crowd interacting with Model of the Port Lands Flood Protection, Full Vision (video)

Time Lapse: Building the Port Lands Flood Protection full vision model (video)

Axion view of a new outlet for the Don River will create Villiers Island. Also visible, the new spillway, roads and bridges. — When flood protection is complete, a new outlet for the Don River will have created Villiers Island. Also visible in this rendering: the new spillway, roads and bridges.

The Future Port Lands — May 2018

Construction Progress at Essroc Quay – April 2018 (Video)

Map showing areas still subject to flooding (eastern waterfront including Port Lands, parts of Leslieville and Unilever site) and area protected already (west of Corktown Common) — The completed flood protection landform under Corktown Common now protects 210 hectares (519 acres) of eastern downtown Toronto and enabled the emergence of the new West Don Lands community.

Flood Protection Phases 1 and 2

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