The demolition of the Dominion Wheel and Foundries Co. buildings along Eastern Avenue does not set an example for good heritage conservation practice. (1/5)
As owners of multiple heritage properties, we expect the Province of Ontario to continue to uphold best practices when dealing with historic sites. (2/5)
Industrial heritage buildings have a unique role in our city. While they remind us of our collective past and connect us to a broader celebration of cultural value, they can also be leveraged for growth. (3/5)
We ask the Province of Ontario and the City of Toronto to work together with existing protocols to maintain a significant part of our shared past ... (4/5)
... and to collectively address issues of affordable housing and heritage — not as separate issues, but as a combined mandate that helps build Toronto. (5/5)

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