Ontario Parliament Education at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
111 Wellesley St. W. M7A 1A2 Toronto, ON, Canada

Are you teaching ESL in Ontario? Are you looking to expand your classroom resources this year? Check out our ESL educational workbook! Perfect for language learners looking to expand their vocabulary while learning about parliament! More info: https://bit.ly/3lWCOkY

The flags are at half-mast at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario in honour of fallen Provincial Constable Marc Hovingh

#DYK - Amethyst was adopted as Ontario’s official mineral in 1975 to represent the mineral wealth of the province. It can be found in clusters throughout northern Ontario, concentrated around Thunder Bay

#DYK - The Legislative Branch has the power and responsibility to debate, amend, and make laws. It consists of the Legislative Assembly of elected representatives

The flags will remain at half-mast at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario until sunset on November 28 in honour of fallen Provincial Constable Marc Hovingh

On November 11, the Afghanistan Memorial was unveiled on the grounds of Queen’s Park. It honours Canadian soldiers who served during the mission in Afghanistan and is beside the Ontario Veterans’ Memorial - a monument commemorating the participation of Ontarians in military campaigns from the 1860s to present day. The new memorial includes a bronze ribbon-like component and a stone - each with their own significance. The bronze ribbons symbolize the unfolding of Canadian involvement since 9/11and reflect the mountainous silhouette of the Afghanistan terrain. The stone comes from an Inukshuk dedicated to fallen soldiers that was originally erected by Canadian soldiers at Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan. https://bit.ly/32VrXAx

Attention #teachers! Did you know that the Legislative Assembly of Ontario offers free VIRTUAL educational programs for your students? We also have a wide selection of resources that can be used with your class like this 3 levels of government game! https://bit.ly/32QqsU4

NEW! Learn all about the fascinating architecture of the Legislative Assembly from home with our Architectural History Webinar! Learn about Ontario’s Parliament building during a 60-minute webinar. Registration required. Sign up before FRIDAY Nov. 20. bit.ly/3pui0DP

Attention #elementaryteachers! Did you know that the Legislative Assembly of Ontario offers free online educational resources? Check out our ONLINE workbooks - an excellent resource to help students learn about Parliament that they can complete from home! https://bit.ly/2USgMUD

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Do you like art? Are you looking to discover Ontario artists and paintings? Why not browse through our online art exhibit: Art à la Carte at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario! Don't miss out! Discover more: https://bit.ly/3aJKJgG

Gathering Place at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario is an exhibit that aims to build a bridge of understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities through art. Explore the online exhibit on our website here: bit.ly/3etEHl7