The BQNA neighbourhood

Edge of the Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood looking east.

Winter scene

The Music Garden in winter

Neighbourhood view

The western edge of the BQNA neighbourhood viewed from Trillium Park

The BQNA neighbourhood

Edge of the Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood looking east.

1/6

BATHURST QUAY NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION

Since 1990 the BQNA’s mandate has been to help improve the quality of individual and community life in the Bathurst Quay neighbourhood. If you live in the community from Coronation Park in the west to Spadina Avenue in the east and from the south side of Lake Shore Boulevard to Lake Ontario you are a member of the BQNA! The BQNA has an elected board made up of representatives from the 14 eligible buildings in the Bathurst Quay neighbourhood.

Our role is to act as liaisons for the community at the local, federal and provincial level to governments, business and community groups.

Please sign Canada's first petition to Regulate Ultrafine Particle Air Pollution

BQNA NEWS, EVENTS AND UPDATES

Our Parks. Our Waterfront. Little Norway Park.

Finding ways to protect our air, water and public spaces – 2026 BQNA AGM

BQNA’s 2026 AGM features an evidence based/knowledge sharing panel providing facts and answering questions about the impact of a jet airport on our air and water quality and the value of protecting our access to nature and parkland.

BQNA

a few seconds ago2 min read

If the Province expropriates Little Norway Park, will they be clearing future encampments?

The Ontario government’s Bill 110 allows the Province to expropriate Little Norway Park and remove the city’s voice from major decisions affecting it. The Bill also removes the City of Toronto from the Tripartite Agreement that has shaped the relationship between the airport, the waterfront, the City of Toronto and surrounding communities for decades.

BQNA

2 days ago5 min read

For The National, CBC’s Ashley Fraser explains ultrafine particles (UFPs) and why scientists say they have the potential to cause major health problems.

CBC The National video: Ultrafine particles are everywhere. Should you be worried?

There’s growing concern about a new category of unregulated airborne pollutants, so tiny they can pass through the lungs and into the bloodstream. For The National, CBC’s Ashley Fraser explains ultrafine particles (UFPs) and why scientists say they have the potential to cause major health problems.

BQNA

May 142 min read

BQNA Neighbourhood events

Join in the weekly Bathurst Quay Drop-In Improv – join their email list for dates and times.

The next BQNA board meeting will be held Wednesday, May 13 at 7 p.m. in the Waterfront Community Centre.

More information

About the BQNA

The BQNA board usually meets around the third Wednesday of each month (with a summer break in July and August). All members of the community are welcome to attend. As residents, you form the general membership of this association, which was incorporated in 1990. Check the event page for meeting details.

We are looking to add more building representatives and sub-committee members as a way to better represent areas of particular interest. Our current sub-committees include: Air Quality Testing in the Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood and feedback on the Canderel proposal for 545 Lakeshore Blvd West.

We also have BQNA board and general members as representatives on Ports Toronto’s Community Liaison Committee and Noise Committee and on the City’s Community Liaison Committee for the temporary respite centre.

Please sign Canada's first petition to Regulate Ultrafine Particle Air Pollution

Finding ways to protect our air, water and public spaces – 2026 BQNA AGM

If the Province expropriates Little Norway Park, will they be clearing future encampments?

CBC The National video: Ultrafine particles are everywhere. Should you be worried?

BQNA Neighbourhood events

About the BQNA

Subscribe now to BQNA emails