| Toronto Harbour Light | |
| Location: | Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto |
| Coordinates: | 43.6135°N -79.3434°W |
| Yearbuilt: | 1974 |
| Construction: | Concrete and steel |
| Shape: | Octagonal |
| Marking: | Bright white lower, dotted by graffiti, dull reddish-orange upper |
| Height: | 12m (39feet) |
| Focalheight: | 22m (72feet) |
| Lens: | Lexan circular lens |
| Characteristic: | Fl R 10s. |
| Managingagent: | PortsToronto |
The Toronto Harbour Light is an automated lighthouse at Vicki Keith Point on the Leslie Street Spit in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
The concrete structure was completed in 1974 by the Toronto Harbour Commission. It is now operated by the Toronto Port Authority. The lighthouse is powered by a solar panel and directs shipping traffic along the Eastern Channel into the Toronto Inner Harbour.
Maintenance on the property is limited and methods of power have varied over the years. A generator is on site, but is not used and is in disrepair. The site is fenced off yet prone to vandalism and graffiti. Various structures sit idle at the site, such as a ground-mounted solar panel in disrepair, a satellite dish, an unoccupied hut, and a separate hut containing a visibly arson-damaged diesel generator, along with control equipment.