According to an article titled "Public art adds intrigue, character to neighbourhoods" by Toronto Star, published on May 31, 2014:
...The green space features a number of public art pieces, including the namesake Red Canoe, an installation the artist described as "a piece of urban furniture". Perched atop a large promontory made from land excavated during construction of the former railway lands, and canoe and its passengers can see over the bustling Gardiner Expressqay and out to Lake Ontario.
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