One Key Defines a Legend! Lowry Awarded Toronto's Highest Civic Honor

The Raptors officially announced that Lowry has been awarded the Key to the City of Toronto, earning the distinction of franchise history's Greatest of All Time (GROAT). The key was presented during the Kyle Block Party in recognition of his contributions to basketball and the community, representing the highest honor bestowed by the mayor. Lowry played nine seasons for the Raptors, was selected to six NBA All-Star Games, and helped the team win its first championship in 2019. He retired this summer by signing a one-day contract, and his No. 7 jersey is scheduled to be retired on January 10, 2027.

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One Key Defines a Legend! Lowry Awarded Toronto's Highest Civic Honor

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