‘The Biggest Betrayal’: A Year on, Staff Grieve Ontario Science Centre’s Snap Closure
- The new science centre's opening date has been delayed from 2028 to 2029, with costs rising by nearly $400 million from last year's estimates.
- Critics argue that the closure decision overlooked other options and aimed to distract from the controversial Therme waterpark project.
- Employees report feelings of grief and frustration due to the closure, emphasizing the detrimental impact on children's access to STEM education in Ontario.
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‘The biggest betrayal’: A year on, staff grieve Ontario Science Centre’s snap closure
In the year since the abrupt closure of the Ontario Science Centre, the cost of a new site at Ontario Place has escalated, its opening date has been pushed back, there is no sign of a temporary location – and the old building’s roof that was said to be at risk of collapse appears to be intact.


‘The biggest betrayal’: A year on, staff grieve Ontario Science Centre’s snap closure
One year after closing the Ontario Science Centre, plans for a new site face delay, the roof remains intact, and staff call the shutdown a “manufactured crisis.”

'The biggest betrayal': A year on, staff grieve Ontario Science Centre's snap closure
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By Lincoln DePradine Royson James and Sofi Findlay The closure of the Ontario Science Centre in Flemingdon Park, and the long-delay in completing subway projects in Toronto, are some issues that bother Royson James, who would have written about them in his once bold commentaries in The Toronto Star. He would have tackled those issues and others because it’s important to hold elected politicians “accountable or else they’ll just do what they want…
‘The biggest betrayal’: A year on, staff grieve Ontario Science Centre’s snap closure – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — In the year since the abrupt closure of the Ontario Science Centre, the cost of a new site at Ontario Place has escalated, its opening date has been pushed back, there is no sign of a temporary location – and the old building’s roof that was said to be at risk of collapse appears to be intact. Workers say they’ve dealt with a rodent and raccoon infestation at a building where science centre materials are stored, and the department that…
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