A New Park Is Coming To Toronto's Waterfront & It Will Have Its Own Beach (PHOTO)

It will even have a viewing tower!
A Toronto Park Coming To The City's East-End Will Include Its Own Beach (PHOTOS)
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Calling all park lovers! A new hangout spot will be coming to the 6ix. 

A new Toronto park will be built along the city's waterfront and construction is expected to start this year. 

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According to CreateTO, the new project which is entitled the "Leslie Slip Lookout Park" will be located on Martin Goodman Trial.

The location, which will include a public beach alongside forested dunes, aims to create a "new multi-use destination" in the city's east end.

In fact, the release even states the space could be used for pop-up events, concerts and more. 

The 1.9 acres of open space, located at 12 Leslie Street, will also have a viewing platform where you can take in the Toronto skyline. 

The park is being designed by Claude Cormier + Associés, who famously also designed Sugar Beach.

According to CP24, John Tory states while they hope to begin construction by March, it could be a few years before the park is open to the public. 

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