| The last vestige of Toronto's status as a major international port is visible in this image, taken from the newly opened Sugar Beach. Once the gateway to commerce, the Toronto waterfront is fast being transformed from a place of transport and business to a place for fun and relaxation. Not too long ago, Toronto's waterfront, except for the Islands, was inaccessible to the general public. As the commercial makeup of the city changes, so changes the waterfront. Eventually, virtually all 46 kilometers of the waterfront land will be made accessible and will be transformed into a desirable recreational destination. The waterfront has become one of our favourite places to play. |
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