After Toronto was battered by a record-breaking snowstorm at the end of January, the Ford government started getting questions.
One by one, journalists from the Queen’s Park Press Gallery began reaching out to the Ministry of Infrastructure to ask if the Ontario Science Centre had been damaged.
The storm dumped 50 cm of snow on Toronto in a single day, creating the exact risk cited when the science centre was abruptly closed two years earlier.
In June 2024, the Ford government gave the public only a few hours’ notice before shuttering the attraction indefinitely, citing structural issues with its roof.
“The report found that the building, which…
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