The Doug Ford government says there will be no 'Phase 2' for Ontario Place after documents revealed there was a proposal that would involve paving over part of Lake Ontario.
The Doug Ford government says there will be no “Phase 2” for Ontario Place after documents revealed there was a proposal that would involve paving over part of Lake Ontario.
“If it wasn’t bad enough that they are using hundreds of millions of public dollars to subsidize a private luxury spa and parking lot, now they’re looking to pave over part of the lake. What else have they been hiding from Ontarians?”A map shown in 2020 documents reveals a potential second phase to Ontario Place's development.
The government is referencing the April 2023 map for Ontario Place, which they are calling the final version of the plan. A spokesperson for Therme confirmed the designs currently proposed are locked in as a result of provincial legislation and zoning, and that they will not be altered to include any paving of the waterfront.Ontario and Ottawa come to agreement over Hwy. 413 environment assessmentCanada to set temporary resident targets for the first time this fall
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