Canada Centre

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Canada Centre is a 12 storey office tower built in 1984 for the Government of Canada in Scaroborough, Ontario. It houses the Passport and Revenue Canada offices for east Toronto area. It was built by Moriyama & Teshima Architects, the same firm that built the nearby Scaroborough Civic Centre.

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