POTW: Actually, an Artist’s Rendering

March 12, 2026

It’s not quite built yet but once it is the Keating Channel Pedestrian Bridge on Toronto’s reborn eastern waterfront will provide a striking gateway between downtown and Toronto’s new island.

On track for completion in mid-2028, Keating Channel Pedestrian Bridge will bear a signature “S” shaped suspended arch connected by an array of fanning cables that evokes the sun’s path during solstices and equinoxes. The bridge will provide a vital active transportation connection and serve as a striking gateway between downtown and Ookwemin Minising.

Our Photo of the Week features come from everywhere, but the best source is YOU.  They can be anything from your kids at the helm to the sculpture on the dock. Anything on or around boats. Please send your pictures to onboard@opmediagroup.ca . 

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