français announced plans to open its campus in East Bayfront at 9 Lower Jarvis Street. The campus was opened to the public in June 2021. Transportation The Bayfront area is accessed by various roads and expressways: Queens Quay (Toronto) East - provides access through the centre of the precinct Lake Shore Boulevard East - provides access along the northern end of the district Gardiner Expressway - forms northern boundary along with Lake Shore Boulevard East with on/off ramps at Jarvis and Sherbourne Lower Jarvis Street - forms western boundary; one of the few north-south routes connecting the area to the neighbourhoods north of the Gardiner Parliament Street - one of the few north-south routes connecting the area to the neighbourhoods north of the Gardiner Lower Sherbourne Street - one of the few north-south routes connecting the area to the neighbourhoods north of the Gardiner There are a number of local routes in the area cut off by either Lake Ontario or the Gardiner: Freeland Street - named for Rand Freeland, owner of Fantasy Farm Cooper Street - likely for mill operator William Cooper (businessman) Richardson Street - named for Hugh Richardson (shipowner), Toronto's first harbour master Shaw Street - named for former Mayor John Shaw (Canadian politician) Bonnycastle Street - named for Richard H. G. Bonnycastle, founder of Harlequin Enterprises (now owned by nearby Toronto Star) Most of these local routes exists to service local businesses and customers. Plans by the TTC would see streetcar service in the district. Streetcars would run from Union Station down to Bay and Queens Quay, head east along the Queens Quay (southside) to Parliament Street. The interim terminus at Parliament will feature a loop, but the TTC plans to extend the route into the East Donlands in the future. The Toronto Transit Commission has two bus routes in the precinct's west end: 6 and 6A Bay - running along Queens Quay East, Freeland Street and Lower Jarvis 75 Sherbourne - running along Lower Sherbourne, Lower Jarvis and Queens Quay East There is no public transit in the east end of the precinct. There are plans to develop a light rail line along Queens Quay, initially as far as Parliament Street. Slips and quays Jarvis Street Slip Parliament Street Slip Pier 27 See also Port Lands Corktown Regent Park St. Lawrence Market Waterfront Trail References External links Waterfront Toronto Neighbourhoods in Toronto Redeveloped ports and