New Park at 100 Broadway Avenue

A new 746 m2 park is coming to 100 Broadway Ave., at the northeast corner of Redpath and Broadway Avenue.

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  • July 2020 to July 2022: Community engagement and design development
  • August to December 2022: Hire a construction team
  • Fall 2024: Construction starts
  • Summer 2025: Construction complete

The timeline is subject to change.

June 2024

Construction for the new park will take place from fall 2024 to summer 2025.

April 2021

Online Survey

Input on the concept design for the new park was collected in an online survey from March 2 to April 2, 2021.

Download the April 2021 survey results.

July 2020

The City provided an analysis of the neighbourhood surrounding the development site to understand the existing amenities near the new park location. Based on this information, it was determined that the following features would be included in the new park:

  • Children’s water play with sculptural elements
  • Inviting and resilient sculptural wood seating
  • Display planting mounds for visual enjoyment and wind mitigation
  • A decorative lighting program
  • A pedestrian path system through the park to improve overall access
  • Widening the sidewalk/bike route along Broadway Avenue

Design Presentation

Check out a recording of the Virtual Design Presentation to learn more about the park design.

The new park will include:

  • A children’s water play feature
  • Sculptural seatwalls
  • Display gardens
  • Seating and picnic areas
  • New tree plantings

An image of the proposed concept plan for the new park at 100 Broadway Avenue which gives a closer look at the park features and their location within the park. The new features include trees for added shade, sculptural seatwalls along planted mounds, tree grates, children's water play features, decorative paving, pebble seating, bike racks, and privacy planting and screens for townhomes. An image that provides some examples of the trees, shrubs and native plants proposed for the new park.