Join us for Sunday in the Park on the West Island at Ontario Place – an open invitation to drop by the park every Sunday in November 2-4 PM! On November 5th the fire pit at Lookout Point (see below map) is rented for folks to come by.
Join us outside Queen’s Park on Monday October 16th from 2:30PM-4PM as we rally to support the upcoming motion in the Ontario Legislature to terminate the Therme lease at Ontario Place! Signs, posters, placards etc are welcomed! If you would like to attend Queen’s Park at 1PM to hear the motion debated in the member’s gallery, send us an email and we’ll work to get you on the list! There is also room in the visitors gallery, first come, first serve. Let’s pack Queen’s Park, both inside and outside!
Arrive at 10AM on Tuesday October 3rd at 100 Queens Quay East, building is called The Quay. Protest is on the sidewalk outside.
The Toronto Board of Trade decided to invite Kinga Surma and Doug Ford to talk about their proposed MegaSpa and how it will make our waterfront “world class”. Let’s send them a message that public space is world class!
From Union Station, walking: Walk south down Bay St. to Queens Quay. At Queens Quay, make a left and walk east to 100 Queens Quay E. (20 mins)
From Union Station, by bus: Take the #19 Bay bus at Bay & Front, ride four stops to Queens Quay E. at Lower Jarvis St. Get off the bus and walk west to 100 Queens Quay E.
Through the PATH: 100 Queens Quay E. is accessible via the PATH from RBC WaterPark Place (Bay and Queens Quay). From WaterPark Place, walk east 600 m (8 mins).
Driving from the east end: Drive west on the Gardiner Expressway, exit on the Bay/York St. exit, merge onto Lake Shore Blvd. W., turn right onto Yonge St., turn left onto Queens Quay E., take Queens Quay to 100 Queens Quay E.
Driving from the west end: Drive east on the Gardiner Expressway, exit at the York St./Bay St./Yonge St. Exit, continue straight onto Lake Shore Blvd. E., turn right onto Cooper St. and 100 Queens Quay E. is at the next intersection.
By bicycle: 100 Queens Quay E. is conveniently located off the Martin Goodman Trail to easily bike east or west across Toronto.
Ontario Place for All Condemns Province’s Plan to Cut a “Significant” Number of Trees at Ontario Place as Part of Province’s Flawed Development Resubmission