The three-year pilot will use a rebranded water taxi vessel, and connect three destinations on the shore side of the inner Toronto harbour downtown.
Toronto is about to test the waters for a new marine transportation system.
On Thursday, Waterfront Toronto, in partnership with the city and Toronto Port Authority, is launching a pilot program of an east-west harbour shuttle intended to gauge demand for a future “seabus” system. After a maiden voyage for media and officials, it will open to the public Friday.
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