ONTARIO PLACE PROTECTORS

Protect our Democracy

We believe legislative actions paving the way for private operators at Ontario Place constitute a serious “breach of public trust.”

Supreme Court Update
NEW

Supreme Court Hearing Set for October 15

“The Supreme Court of Canada has set Thursday, October 15, 2026, as the hearing date for Ontario Place Protectors’ case against the Ontario government.”

– July 15, 2026
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"Ontario Place Protectors believes that the legislative actions taken by Premier Doug Ford to pave the way for private operators constitute a serious breach of public trust."

Ontario Place Protectors is a broad coalition of organizations and citizens formed to protect our public space. Our primary concern is the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act (ROPA).


What ROPA Ignores

The Rebuilding Ontario Place Act allows the Cabinet to bypass critical legislation:

Bypassed Laws
  • Environmental Assessment Act
  • Ontario Heritage Act
  • Environmental Bill of Rights
  • Provincial Growth Plan
  • Provincial Planning Statement
Legal Immunity

The government cannot be challenged on:

  • Contract & Restitution
  • Tort & Misfeasance
  • Bad Faith
  • Trust & Fiduciary Obligation

Therefore, on the grounds of heritage, landscape preservation, planning, and Ontario’s commitment to constitutional democracy, OPP is challenging the Act.

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