Floating convenience store opens in Toronto harbour

A floating convenience store has appeared in Toronto’s harbour as part of a public art and community project. CBC’s Lane Harrison explains that the installation is meant to reflect the cultural mix of the city’s neighbourhoods. The video looks at how the store was brought to the waterfront and why organizers chose an unconventional format for it. It is presented as a symbolic space rather than a traditional retail business. The piece is part of broader activity on Toronto’s waterfront, where new transit and public space projects continue to reshape how people use the area.