Rogers Building, Media company office building in Toronto, Canada

The Rogers Building is a postmodern office complex at 1 Mount Pleasant Road / 1 Ted Rogers Way in Toronto, occupying almost the whole block bounded by Jarvis, Bloor, Huntley and Isabella streets. Its facade walls are light pink, with a light green roof and light green window frames. Mount Pleasant Road cuts off the northwest corner of the site, and Rogers buildings on both sides are linked by a bridge and a tunnel.

The Rogers Building was originally built as the head office of Confederation Life, an insurance company that became insolvent in 1994. Rogers Communications later acquired the block in stages and expanded the complex in 2002. Sportsnet opened its studios there on April 30, 2008, and in March 2025 four Toronto television stations moved in.

The block carries names tied to Rogers: 1 Ted Rogers Way, after the company's founder, and the campus label applied to the interconnected buildings on both sides of Mount Pleasant Road. The former 100 Huntley Street studios site now lies under part of the parking garage, and since March 17, 2025 the Citytv and Omni television operations have broadcast from here.

The complex fills the block bounded by Jarvis, Bloor, Huntley and Isabella streets, with Mount Pleasant Road cutting off the northwest corner; Rogers buildings on both sides link by bridge and tunnel. The main address is 1 Mount Pleasant Road / 1 Ted Rogers Way, with further offices at 333 Bloor Street East. Part of the parking garage stands where the original 100 Huntley Street studios were.

The site once held the original studios of the television programme 100 Huntley Street; part of the complex's parking garage now stands on that spot. Rogers assembled the block piece by piece over years of planned expansion, and the buildings on either side of Mount Pleasant Road are joined by both a bridge and a tunnel.