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Toronto has broken ground on what it says is one of its first net-zero emissions community centres in North York, an aquatic and child-care space set to open in 2028. Located at 60 Starview Lane, the Western North York Community Centre is expected to span 80,000 square feet and be a 100 per cent electric building not powered by fossil fuels, but on-site solar panels on the roof and over the parking lot.
The centre will be built with low carbon concrete, with a system that draws water from underground to heat and cool the building, an advanced stormwater management system, according to the city. “Having a net-zero energy facility is something all residents can be proud of,” Mayor Olivia Chow said in a release.
The city says the centre will include amenities such as pools, science labs, art and dance studios and a gym, as well as a child-care centre designed to accommodate up to 62 children. “Following three years of community consultation, I’m excited to see us break ground on an enhanced recreation and child care centre to better connect our diverse and growing communities. From children to seniors, this centre can be a recreational hub for everyone,” said Councillor Anthony Perruzza in the news release.
The centre will replace the existing Carmine Stefano Community Centre, which will remain open until the new centre is operational, the city release says. Speaking at the groundbreaking event, the mayor said she’s committed to building strong and caring communities. “We’re investing in well-being by building and enhancing space that creates greater social connection,” she said.
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