Blog TO, AUG. 2019
Ontario Place for All and Swim Drink Fish are inviting you to imagine the future of Toronto’s waterfront: what if we could swim at Ontario Place?
Media
Toronto Star, JULY 2019
Ontario Place planners could learn something from the Children’s Village of the 1970’s and 80’s.
CBC Listen, JULY 2019
On Monday, July 8, John Alschuler was on Metro Morning with Matt Galloway to advocate for Ontario Place.
The Globe and Mail, JULY 2019
Last Monday, John Alschuler, was in Toronto to advocate for Ontario Place to be saved as a public park.
Toronto Star, JUNE 2019
On Canada Day, Elder Duke Redbird gave a talk at Ontario Place’s Trillium Park about the “Seven Grandfather Teachings” and the 1805 treaty that led to the Toronto Purchase: “250 830 acres of land for the sum of 10 shillings,” as the Mississaugas of the New Credit note on their website.
CBC, JUNE 2019
Mural-covered houseboat to share Indigenous history of the Toronto waterfront will soon be docked in the Ontario Place marina for the summer as an Indigenous interpretive learning centre.
The Globe and Mail, JUNE 2019
Lisa MacLeod was moved from Children and Social Services to Tourism, Culture and Sport.
Behind the Numbers, JUNE 2019
“Is Ontario Place “for the people”? Or only for the investors?
The Globe and Mail, JUNE 2019
“As the fourth-largest city in North America, it stills surprises me that Toronto has waterfront resources that are horribly under-utilized, such as Ontario Place.” says David Leblanc
City Lab, JUNE 2019
Premier Doug Ford wants to see Ontario Place redeveloped. A preservation battle over the vital piece of Canada’s postwar architectural history is looming.