Toronto survey says residents against Ontario Place spa but Therme disagrees

Toronto survey says residents against Ontario Place spa but Therme disagrees Toronto

The city's feedback was collected from nearly 400 people who attended an in-person community consultation meeting on April 15, more than 500 people who attended a virtual consultation on April 18, and nearly 300 comments, emails, letters, and phone calls.not being suitable for the site, the need to expand and preserve outdoor public space, and the need to make Ontario Place accessible to people of all abilities.

The next steps of the consultation process involve the re-submission of revised designs following the feedback, which are anticipated for submission in late summer or early fall 2023. The city expects another community consultation to take place around that time, although the exact timing will depend on the applicant's progress.

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