Join O2 Planning and Design for a Jane’s Walk exploring Downtown Toronto’s evolving relationship with the waterfront.

Canadian premiere of Paul Ramírez Jonas' Public Trust transforms thousands of personal promises into a city-wide public artwork exploring trust, democracy and civic participation ahead of the 2026 mun...

A cool announcement during a hot summer at the Bentway We are pleased to announce Nigerian-Canadian designer and artist Odudu Umoessien as the selected artist for the return of Transform the Trail du...

These projects, if approached holistically and with multiple uses and functions in mind, can become national symbols of progress

Join the massive canoe procession: 500 Volunteers invited to bring an unprecedented artwork to life, and co-create with renowned artist Melissa McGill.

The Bentway is teaming up with Light Bureau (Norway), CityPlace and Fort York BIA, the Waterfront BIA and the City of Toronto to brighten intersections under the Gardiner Expressway, starting with a b...

The Bentway’s summer 2025 programming explores sun as a creative collaborator, shade as a new essential resource, and brings back visitor-favourites like roller skating.

If you drive in Toronto you know the name ‘Gardiner’. The waterfront expressway was named after the man who dominated Toronto politics at a crucial point in its history

Someone recently said to me that the last time they felt this much looming uncertainty was mid-March 2020. No doubt we’re in for turbulent times and things could get worse before they get better.

To explore the link between public space and social connection, we spoke to someone at the forefront of the research.

What role can public space design and programming play in fostering connection and combating loneliness? The report Rx For Social Connection: Public space