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2. WHAT ATTRACTIONS ARE THERE?
• CN Tower
• Casa Loma
• Toronto Zoo
• Ontario Science Centre
• Royal Ontario Museum
(R.O.M)
• The Art Gallery Of Ontario
• Canada’s Wonderland
• Ripley’s Aquarium
• Toronto Island
• Rogers Centre

3. CN TOWER
• Was Finished And Put Into Use On June 26, 1976
• Took 40 months to construct
• One Of The Largest Freestanding Structures In The World
• 533.33m Tall
• Houses A Restaurant At The Top.

4. CASA LOMA
• One Of Toronto's Most Historic And Timely Buildings
• Construction Began In 1911, Ending In 1914
• Designed By Architect E. J. Lennox
• Was Used For A Home Until Henry Pellatt, Owner Of Casa Loma, Had To Leave The
Building In 1922, Due To Increased Property Taxes
• Also Used As A Hotel And To Conceal Government Research Until It Was Leased
By The KCCL ( Kiwanis Club of Casa Loma) in 1937, to be used only as a Tourist
Attraction.

5. TORONTO ZOO
• Has Over 5,000 animals, ranging from over 500 unique species
• Imported Giant Pandas From China ( That Stephen Harper Met)
• 287 hectares ( 710 acres), One Of The Largest Zoos In The World
• Has Cute Ani mals

6. ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE
• Est. 1969
• Many Attractions Including :
• The Science Arcade
• The Weston Family Innovation Centre
• The AstraZeneca Human Edge
• And Many More…

7. THE ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM (ROM)
• Formally Created On April 16, 1912
• Opened To Public On March 19, 1914
• Originally Housed 5 Separate Museums: Archaeology, Palaeontology,
Mineralogy, Zoology, And Geology
• In 1955, The 5 Combined Into A Singular Body
• Unveiled The Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, Ushering The Museum Into A New Age

8. THE ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO (AGO)
• Founded In 1900
• Holds 90,000 Works Of Art Within Its Collection
• 4,000 Being Viewable By The Public
• Has Pieces Spanning From 100 A.D