
Tricon Residential
100 Mill Street, Toronto, ON, Ontario
Set in Toronto's West Don Lands at 100 Mill Street, Birch House at Canary Landing is a new addition to one of the city's most talked-about master-planned neighbourhoods. It brings a mix of apartments and townhomes to a district built around walkability and community.
Developed by Tricon Residential alongside Dream Unlimited and Kilmer Group, the building is now leasing, with residents beginning to move in. Homes range from one to three bedrooms across both apartment and townhome layouts.
Birch House sits within Canary Landing, a master-planned community in Toronto's West Don Lands where day-to-day needs are increasingly close at hand. The surrounding Canary District and neighbouring Distillery District offer cafés, restaurants, and independent shops within an easy walk, while the broader east-downtown area continues to add retail and services as it matures.
Nearby green space is a defining feature of this part of the city, with Corktown Common and the Don River trails providing room to walk, run, and gather close to home.
This part of Toronto's east downtown is well connected. Streetcar service along the King and Cherry corridors links the neighbourhood to the core and beyond, and the area is a short reach from Union Station and the region's GO Transit network. Drivers benefit from quick access to the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway, making trips across the city and out to the highways straightforward.
Tricon Residential is a well-established owner and operator of residential real estate across North America, with a significant portfolio of rental housing. For Birch House at Canary Landing, Tricon is working in partnership with Dream Unlimited and Kilmer Group — two firms with substantial experience delivering large-scale, master-planned communities in Toronto and beyond. Together, the partnership brings depth in developing and managing purpose-built rental neighbourhoods.
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Leasing a suite in a new purpose-built rental building like Birch House typically begins with registering your interest and submitting a rental application. Applicants are generally asked to provide identification, proof of income, and references so the leasing team can review the application.
In Ontario, most residential tenancies use the government's standard lease form, and terms are commonly set for a fixed period such as one year before continuing month to month. It's worth confirming what's included with your rent — utilities, parking, or amenity access can vary — and reviewing the lease details before you sign.
Because a new building leases suites in stages, registering early can mean earlier access to available floor plans and move-in dates. The leasing team will confirm current rents, availability, and any move-in timing.
The building is at 100 Mill Street in Toronto's West Don Lands, part of the master-planned Canary Landing community in the city's east downtown.
Birch House is developed by Tricon Residential in partnership with Dream Unlimited and Kilmer Group, a group with extensive experience in large-scale Toronto communities.
The community offers a mix of 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments and townhomes, suiting a range of household sizes.
Yes. The building is now leasing and residents have begun moving in. Exact availability and suite details are confirmed by the leasing team.
You can register your interest to arrange a viewing and receive leasing information. The leasing team will confirm current availability, pricing, and application steps.
Canary Landing is a walkable master-planned community near the Distillery District and Corktown Common, with cafés, shops, and green space close by and strong transit connections.
Details on parking and pet policies are confirmed directly by the leasing team, as these vary by building and suite.
Information last updated July 3, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
First access to suites, rents, and move-in dates.