You're invited to our next public meeting to see the more developed design-it has been refined based on your ideas. We continue to seek your valued input as we move toward unveiling the final design this summer. Closed captioning and American Sign Language interpreters will support the meeting. If you have any accessibility requirements, please email ontarioplacerevitalization@ontario.ca or call us at 416-212-2161. You can also join the conversation on Twitter using our hashtag #OntarioPlace or follow us at @ExploreON.

This meeting of the Waterfront Design Review Panel featured presentations on: R3/R4 Bayside; Urban Park and Waterfront Trail at Ontario Place; and Stormwater Quality Facility in the West Don Lands.

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You're invited to provide input on the proposed conceptual design for the new urban park and waterfront trail at Ontario Place. We want to hear your feedback! 6:00 p.m. -Open house with information on the environmental assessment 6:30 p.m. -Conceptual design presentation and facilitated session for gathering feedback If you require any special accessibility requirements, please email ontarioplacerevitalization@ontario.ca or call us at 416-212-2161. Can't attend in person? Participate online.

This meeting of the Waterfront Design Review Panel featured presentations on: the Urban Park and Waterfront Trail at Ontario Place; and the Hanlan Boat Club.

**Please note a correction to the meeting location. The public meeting is still being held at Metro Toronto Convention Centre. However, the meeting room is located in the North Building not the South Building. Please enter via Front Street not Bremner Boulevard. Apologies for the inconvenience.** This meeting will provide an overview of the project and environmental assessment, and outline the ways in which the public can participate and contribute over the coming months.

November 12, 2013, Toronto, ON— Ontario is another step closer to the revitalization of Ontario Place by selecting the design team that will transform approximately 7.5 acres of the east island into a vibrant urban park and waterfront trail.