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Revitalizing Ashbridges Bay: A Sustainable Future for Toronto’s Waterfront

Terrain NewsBy Terrain NewsSeptember 10, 20250121 Min Read
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Revitalizing Ashbridges Bay: A Sustainable Future For Toronto's Waterfront
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The Ashbridges Bay Landform Project aims to enhance navigation and ecological health at Ashbridges Bay, Toronto, while managing sediment accumulation and shoreline erosion. Completed by June 2025, the project involves major structural elements like headlands, breakwaters, and erosion control structures. Highlights include:

– The perimeter of the Landform was completed in June 2021, with significant placement of topsoil and erosion protection measures finalized.
– The Central Breakwater is close to completion, featuring habitat enhancements like submerged tree fields and naturalized shorelines.
– Construction includes 14,527 m² of cobble shoreline and underwater habitat shoals to support local ecology.

Key public engagement occurred through Community Liaison Committees and Public Information Centres to gather community input. The project aims to restore natural areas and enhance recreational opportunities by the end of 2025.

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