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Wildwood unveiled a Boardwalk redevelopment plan featuring taller buildings, new parking garages, and convention center support, aiming to boost revenue and investment as part of a wider waterfront modernization effort.
Unions are protesting what they call the privatization of Montreal's Old Port, claiming recent changes have limited public access to the waterfront and urging government intervention.
Unions protested at Montreal's Old Port on Tuesday, claiming recent changes amount to privatization that limits public river access. Government officials were on site as the dispute over waterfront use continues.
Qualified developers have until August 25, 2026, to submit proposals for redeveloping a 3.4‑acre waterfront site at 525 West Spicer Avenue in Wildwood, marking a potential major transformation of the area.
The City of Wildwood confirmed that work on the Back Bay waterfront redevelopment is underway, aiming to improve infrastructure, attract businesses, and enhance public spaces as part of a broader revitalization effort.
The Wildwood City Council approved a plan to redevelop the vacant Wonderland Pier site with a 5‑2 vote on August 9, 2026, aiming to rejuvenate the historic boardwalk attraction.
The City of Wildwood announced a Back Bay Redevelopment project featuring mixed‑use development, new housing, and waterfront upgrades to revitalize the historic area while preserving its character and attracting residents and visitors.
A convenience store was installed on a floating platform in Toronto Harbour on June 23, 2026, aiming to symbolize the city’s diverse neighbourhoods, according to CBC’s Lane Harrison.
