Friends of urban agriculture
Some businesses in Toronto that don't focus on urban agriculture have started UA projects for staff benefit, environmental purposes and community outreach.

Avling Kitchen and Brewery aims to create exceptional and experimental beer, food, and experiences that showcase Canadian flavours and locally farmed ingredients. Their rooftop garden grows produce that goes straight to the kitchen to be used in the menu. Avling also talks about the benefits of a green roof for energy efficiency and creating pollinator habitat and offer gardening workshops.

See Restaurants Canada's blog post on more restaurant-urban ag connections.
Architects, landscape architects and developers in Toronto who have incorporated urban agriculture into their work: