Great Lakes Cruising Gains Momentum in Toronto
Port of Toronto welcomes more than 18,600 passengers in 2026 with cruise ship calls expected to continue to grow in 2027
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Toronto Port Authority expands leadership in combatting human trafficking with #NotInMyCity at Port of Toronto and Outer Harbour Marina
Building on a successful program at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, Toronto Port Authority becomes the first port and marina operator in Canada to partner with #NotInMyCity, extending critical awareness…
Port of Toronto posts steady 2025 cargo growth, strong cruise season
The Toronto Port Authority is proud to announce initial annual results related to the 2025 season at the Port of Toronto, one of Canada’s oldest inland marine ports. …
Trash Trapping Program Traps 147,000 Pieces of Plastic from Lake Ontario in Latest Cleanup Effort
Plastic pollution in Toronto’s harbour often goes unseen, but its impact becomes clear when it is measured. Between May and October 2025, the innovative environmental initiative intercepted and removed 525…
PortsToronto and Toronto Marine Emergency Response Council (TMERC) host 27th Annual Marine Safety Day
PortsToronto and its Toronto Marine Emergency Response Council (TMERC) partners today hosted the 27th annual Marine Safety Day at the Port of Toronto’s Cruise Ship Terminal.This year’s Marine Safety Day…
PortsToronto’s “Duckling Docks” Make a Splash in Toronto Harbour
Today, PortsToronto crews deployed eight Duckling Docks in the Toronto Harbour at the Portland, York, and Yonge slips. This year’s Duckling Docks were hand-painted by students at the Waterfront School…
PortsToronto celebrates 164th annual Top Hat Ceremony
A sure sign of spring’s arrival, the first international ship of the 2025 shipping season has arrived at the Port of Toronto. Earlier today, PortsToronto “crowned” Captain Sergei Soldatkin of…
Trash Trapping Program rids Toronto Harbour of 175,000+ small pieces of plastic in 2024
Partnership between PortsToronto, University of Toronto Trash Team, and Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy member organizations mobilizes trash trapping technology to combat and study floating debris and plastic pollution found…
Port of Toronto Continues to Drive the Regional Economy with Strong Performance in 2024
The Port of Toronto has once again confirmed its critical role in the regional economy, posting another strong year in marine imports and cruise ship activity. In 2024, the Port…
Shagi Mural Unveiled at Port of Toronto Cruise Ship Terminal
PortsToronto, Ogiima Kwe Sault, Chief Claire Sault of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and artist Que Rock today unveiled Shagi, a new mural at the Port of Toronto…
PortsToronto and Toronto Marine Emergency Response Council (TMERC) host 26th Annual Marine Safety Day
PortsToronto and its Toronto Marine Emergency Response Council (TMERC) partners today hosted the 26th annual Marine Safety Day at the Port of Toronto’s Cruise Ship Terminal.This year’s Marine Safety Day…
PortsToronto celebrates the 163rd annual Top Hat Ceremony with the arrival of the first ship of the season
A sure sign of spring’s arrival, the first international ship of the 2024 shipping season has arrived at the Port of Toronto. Early today, PortsToronto “crowned” Captain Sergiy Kobylyashnyy of…
