The Port Lands Flood Protection and Enabling Infrastructure Project is a $1.25 billion program that will revitalize 800-acres of flood prone land. The program will improve quality of life, revitalize nature at the underused industrial site, and protect local neighbourhoods from extreme weather.
We are creating a naturalized river valley, a crucial part of the project involves building new spaces, roads bridges and utilities, as well as structures to control water flow and manage sediment and debris.
Cameron Coleman - Director, Communications - 20 years experience in the construction industry, 15 years at EllisDon. Started on the Port Lands Project in the fall of 2017. Shifted into the communications and stakeholder relations role on-site at the Waterfront Toronto Cherry Street Lake Filling Project. Today, Cameron is involved in EllisDon Civil's largest projects - Waterfront Toronto - Port Lands Flood Protection Project, Waterfront Toronto - Lake Shore Boulevard East Public Realm Project, Metrolinx - Lake Shore West Program, MTO - QEW Credit River Bridge Project and Infrastructure Ontario - Ontario Place Site Servicing.
The Port Lands Flood Protection and Enabling Infrastructure Project is a $1.25 billion program that will revitalize 800-acres of flood prone land. The program will improve quality of life, revitalize nature at the underused industrial site, and protect local neighbourhoods from extreme weather.
We are creating a naturalized river valley, a crucial part of the project involves building new spaces, roads bridges and utilities, as well as structures to control water flow and manage sediment and debris.
Communications Coordinator at the Port Lands Flood Protection and Enabeling Infrastructure Project since October 2022.
