Sheref Sabawy, MPP for Mississauga-Erin Mills is inviting you to attend the debate for his Private Member Bill: An Act to Proclaim the Month of July as Egyptian Heritage Month on Thursday, June 6th, 2019 at the Ontario Legislative Assembly; followed by a Reception.

If you are a Stakeholder (Association, Federation, Organization, Business, Corporation ...etc) or Media Please >> Click HERE to RSVP <<

Agenda:

Location

The Legislative Building is located in Queen’s Park in downtown Toronto, just north of University Avenue and College Street. The building’s address is 111 Wellesley Street West.

Public transit

For transit schedules and maps, visit the Toronto Transit Commission.

Subway

Queen’s Park station on the Yonge-University subway line is the closest subway stop to the main entrance. The station is on College Street, just south of the Legislative Building. The station has an elevator to street level.

Streetcar

The 506 Carlton Street streetcar stops at Queen’s Park station.

Bus

The 5 Avenue Road bus and 94 Wellesley Street bus both stop near the Legislative Building. Buses on both routes are equipped with ramps.

Parking

Limited wheelchair-accessible parking is available in the northeast parking lot and in the south drive. The spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis for visitors with accessible parking permits. Please speak to the Parking Enforcement Officer when you enter.

There is no other public parking on the grounds of the Legislative Building. Vehicles may stop briefly in front of the main entrance for drop-off or pick-up only.

Paid public parking is available at several lots within a 10-minute walk.

• Green P (Municipal Parking in Toronto)
• University of Toronto, St. George Campus Parking 
• University Health Network Parking