Ontario Place redevelopment advocates are reacting warily to news that Premier Doug Ford’s proposed “Ontario Line” would bring subway service to, or near, the former amusement park. 

Great cities need great public parks and public spaces. Toronto has a remarkable-work-in-progress band of parks and public space stretching across the waterfront. It has the capacity to be magnificent and Ontario Place is a key and indispensable component.  

Old Toronto Series & The Architectural Conservancy of Ontario (Toronto) present: The History of Ontario Place

Cirque du Soleil to come to Ontario Place in Fall 2019!

“It was celebrated as a ‘people’s park’ but it became an incredibly diverse meeting point”. A great piece on why redevelopment plans raise concerns for Ontario Place supporters.

Adam Vaughan, a Liberal MP from Toronto, made a statement in the House of Commons calling on the Ford government to step away from redevelopment plans for Ontario Place on Toronto’s waterfront.​

Ontario Place gets a feature in Canadian Architect, with some architects calling for preservation and public input in the redevelopment process instead of private interest development.

Ontario Place is more than a payday, it’s a bridge between centuries and generations. 

A sprawling 155 acres includes prime waterfront real estate in the largest and most expensive city in Canada. The Agenda discusses the Ontario government’s plans for redevelopment on the site.

Some of the most important voices for city building in Toronto have chimed in on the conversation, showing that Ontario Place is where we can all come together with a shared interest.

Most Ontarians want to fix Ontario Place, not scrap it. That’s a good thing, says the Toronto Star‘s Editorial Board.

Advocates and the province’s Official Opposition are raising concerns about the instalment of a political ally and personal acquaintance of Premier Doug Ford to chair the board of Ontario Place.