On inclusions of the Exhibition Place grounds in the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act
Major improvements to TCHC buildings in CityPlace. There is more work to do.
On inclusions of the Exhibition Place grounds in the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act
Many people have reached out to us about the news that Exhibition Place lands have been included in the provincial government's Fall Economic Statement, folded into the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act (ROPA).
We are working to understand the facts of what this inclusion means. It was not shared in advance with the City of Toronto or Exhibition Place.
Exhibition Place is an important public space and City asset that welcomes millions of people each year with Canada's largest conventions, exhibitions, events and entertainment. It is an economic driver for Toronto and a well-loved site for community recreation and activity.
Exhibition Place is City property and any unilateral Provincial moves to seize it must be challenged.
Ausma Malik
Chair, Exhibition Place
Deputy Mayor and City Councillor for Spadina-Fort York, Ward 10
Don Boyle
CEO, Exhibition Place
Major improvements to TCHC buildings in CityPlace. There is more work to do.
What a spectacular journey the World Cup 2026 has been! Toronto truly shone on the world stage, from six thrilling matches, and the energy at Fan Festival, to our incredible community celebrations in every part of the downtown. And while the games may be done, there is still so much fun to be had in our downtown communities this summer.
Summer brings more people and activity to our downtown communities. With more people out and about, I’ve had many conversations about road safety and making sure we can all enjoy our neighbourhoods and get to where we need to go.