Expo 2025 Canada

Today is of historical importance for Toronto. The Executive Committee will discuss Expo 2025 Canada and hear from city-builders, leaders and supporters about why they support Expo 2025. It's time for leadership and belief in our city. Together we can be loud.

Sandra Pupatello, Former Ontario Minister of Economic Development; Andy Manahan, Executive Director, Residential and civil Construction Alliance of Ontario; Claire Hopkinson, CEO Toronto Arts Council & Co-Chair of Expo 2025 Steering Committee; Jay Yerex, Unite Here Organizer joined to support Expo2025 in Toronto. Canada is ready and Toronto is the best city to host Expo 2025. "Expo 2025 has the potential to be the largest and most impactful economic and cultural event held in Canada since Expo '67' the council meeting to decide on #EXPO25Canada.

Support Expo 2025 Canada and join us at City Hall on Wednesday, October 26 from 1:15pm onward! A group of industry, arts, and labour leaders will be deputing in front of Toronto's Executive Committee at City Hall - and you can to! This is our opportunity to show City Council the widespread support and public interest in Expo 2025 Canada. Join us! http://www.expo2025canada.ca/get-involved/ ICYMI - fantastic op-ed by Frederic Dimanche, Director of Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Ryerson University, on the case for Toronto's expo bid from a destination marketing perspective.

Business leader and city builder Ken Tanenbaum steps up to support Expo 2025 Canada. "By hosting a World Expo, we have a unique opportunity to amplify the investment we will be making in flood proofing the Don River and bringing the Toronto Portlands to life. Expo will celebrate the promise of Canada, will accelerate the development of long promised infrastructure and will have an enormous positive economic impact as we welcome 30 million people over 6 months to our region. "

Mississaugas of New Credit First Nation support Expo. Along with JP Gladu, let's deliver on the promises for action. The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) fully supports the vision and commitment of the EXPO 2025 bid. We see this as an opportunity to proudly celebrate Canada’s First Peoples through not only a cultural and traditional perspective but also through the entrepreneurial spirit and growth of Aboriginal business in 21st Century Canada. - JP Gladu, CEO, The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business