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Updates
Clubhouse Rebuild: Planning Underway
The WIA has begun developing plans to rebuild the Clubhouse destroyed in the March 2024 fire.
Read more →Wards Island, Toronto Harbour
The Ward's Island Association has been the voice of our unique island neighbourhood for generations — organizing events, preserving our history, and building a resilient community together.
Who We Are
Nestled in Toronto's Inner Harbour, Ward's Island is a car-free residential community of about 262 leasehold homes. The Ward's Island Association represents our residents, hosts community events, maintains shared spaces, and advocates on issues that matter to island life.
From annual socials to neighbourhood cleanups, the WIA brings island residents together — new and long-time alike.
Car-free living, ferry rides, and the beauty of the lake. We work to protect and celebrate the unique environment we call home.
Through challenges and change — including the loss and rebuilding of our clubhouse — our community has always come back stronger.
Latest News
Updates
The WIA has begun developing plans to rebuild the Clubhouse destroyed in the March 2024 fire.
Read more →Membership
Social memberships for the 2026 season are available online via Square. Individual and family memberships available.
Read more →Announcements
The Annual General Meeting will be held at the Pavilion at 2:00 pm. Election of executive positions, budget review, and open forum.
Read more →Events
Join the island community for Canada Day festivities at the Pavilion.
Community6:00 pm The annual WIA Summer Social — our biggest community gathering of the year. All welcome.
Community10:00 am A community walk around the island to celebrate the autumn season. All welcome — dogs too!
CommunityThe Ward's Island Association acknowledges that we gather and live on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishinaabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. We acknowledge Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit. Toronto is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
Get Involved
Social memberships help fund community events, shared space maintenance, and collective advocacy. Join your neighbours in supporting Wards Island.