On the shore of Toronto Harbour where previously there was a concrete edge with industrial uses behind it, a chunk of that disused port space is now being put to an entirely different use, as a shallow wetland cove, favoured by fish and other aquatic life that once thrived here. Replete with salvaged trees and littoral vegetation, the fish and more are coming back. West Cove can be seen, skyline backdrop and all, from the northwest corner of the Biidaasige Park extension.

West Cove, on the shore of Toronto Harbour, at the northwest corner of Biidaasige Park, image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor mburrrrr

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