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Natural features of Toronto park help users design their own experience

By Chioma Lewis It is difficult to imagine that Toronto’s Trillium Park was once eight acres of asphalt parking lot. The creation of this nature park on the Lake Ontario waterfront is part of the first phase of revitalizing the once vibrant hub of Ontario Place, an entertainment venue that operated as a theme park from 1971 until 2011. In 2019, the Ontario government formally launched a search for developers to bring the site back to life. But last year, the World Monuments Fund added Ontario Place to the 2020 World Monuments Watch, a global selection of 25 at risk cultural heritage sites. The action rejected Ontario’s vision of private development and instead encouraged Ontario Place to be an open and publicly accessible site.


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Babylon falling: World Heritage Site – The Citizen

Jane Arraf Babylon Iraq New York Times Ammar al-Taee, an Iraqi archaeologist, picked up a clay panel fallen from one of the ancient walls of Babylon. Paw prints of a dog that wandered on to the drying clay more than 2 000 years ago obscure part of the cuneiform inscription – a reminder that these ruins were once a living city. This is the heritage of Iraq, and we need to save it, said Al-Taee. As part of a new generation of archaeologists, Al-Taee, 29, works for the Iraqi government on a World Monuments Fund project aimed at stemming the damage to one of the world s best.

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