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Exhibit featuring original, First World War-era Curtiss Canuck biplane propeller commemorated in April 2024 to celebrate Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport 85th anniversary and RCAF centennial.

New wall of fame on the departures level of the passenger terminal to pay tribute to trailblazing women in the world of aviation.

Produced in partnership with arts educator Nadine Williams and TDSB Waterfront School students, “The Fabric of Our Being” commemorates Black History Month and the International Decade for People of African Descent.

Activations, events and giveaways to celebrate the 85th anniversary of Toronto’s beloved downtown airport kick off today and will run throughout the year.

The redesigned BillyBishopAirport.com reflects the exceptional passenger experience people have come to know and love at YTZ, in digital form.

Passengers, employees, community members and airport partners come together to help thousands of families and individuals accessing Daily Bread’s services.

With Bill 41, Ontario passes landmark legislation with all-party support to protect victims of human trafficking from coerced debt.

The final count is in! The first ever Haul for Hope plane pull at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport raised $61,125 in support of Hope Air’s mission of providing families in need, from coast to coast, with the travel and accommodations needed to access medical care far from home.

Project set to “green” every form of airport access under Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport’s purview and reduce noise in the process

Month-long donation drive for Daily Bread Food Bank aims to bring airport passengers, employers and workers together to combat food scarcity ahead of the holidays.

New digital guide highlights all that awaits visitors just steps from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Multiplatform campaign features authentic stories of real passengers, employees and partners of Toronto’s downtown airport.

Enhanced Passenger Experience and Access to New US Markets Among the Benefits of New Facility.

Saturday, May 27, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport will open its doors, offering a unique opportunity to explore behind-the-scenes of operations at YTZ.

Sixth-annual Sustainability Report spotlights achievements in 2022, including 18 per cent reduction in Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) has once again been ranked among the world’s best by the Skytrax World Airport Awards, a global benchmark of airport excellence voted on by nearly 14 million passengers worldwide.

According to a survey released by PortsToronto, 85 per cent of Toronto residents “agree” that “Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is a valuable asset for the entire city”. The majority of Toronto residents agree that Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is a good use of land, and that the airport plays a central role in business/the economy, health care, and job creation for the city.

Working together to help disrupt human trafficking in our region.

Study focuses on Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and its impact in shaping Toronto’s recovery and opportunity.

Since 2010, PortsToronto has reduced its environmental footprint by choosing 100% green energy to power all of its operations with clean, renewable electricity – the only port authority and airport in Canada to do so.

16-foot granite sculpture entitled, Maanjidowin: The Gathering, commissioned by PortsToronto, and created by renowned Indigenous artist David M. General, installed along West Gap dock wall.

Conversion of the Marilyn Bell I ferry to electric power in 2021 – a first-in-Canada project – eliminates Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport’s most significant source of direct, or Scope 1, emissions.

Retrofitted vessel becomes first electric ferry in Canada to be powered by a zero-emission, lithium-ion power and propulsion system containing no diesel fuel components.

PortsToronto, owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, is pleased to confirm that Air Canada will commence commercial service to/from Ottawa International Airport beginning October 31, 2021. The service will commence with eight flights per day – four departures and four arrivals – and will be accommodated within the airport’s current 202-slot structure. This new service complements Air Canada’s existing service to/from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL).