Dozens of people gathered in Toronto to save the Ontario Science Center

Dozens of people rallied in front of the Ontario Science Center in Toronto on Saturday to demand the revival of the popular science center. Once one of Toronto's most visited tourist attractions, the center closed in 2020 due to financial difficulties.

Supporters of the center say its closure is a huge loss for the Toronto community and something should be done as soon as possible to save it. They want the government and the private sector to invest in reopening the center and reviving it as an educational and recreational resource for the people.

In this gathering, various speakers gave speeches and talked about the importance of "Science Center" for children and adults. They also outlined their plans to save the center and reopen it in the near future.

One of the speakers of the event said: "Science Center is not just a museum, but a place where children and adults can learn about science and technology and be inspired." Its closure is a great loss for our community and we are determined to work to save it."

Supporters of this center hope that by attracting the attention of public opinion and government officials, they can provide grounds for the reopening of the "Science Center" of Ontario.

Here are some of the reasons people want to save the Ontario Science Centre:

This center plays an essential role in training future generations of scientists and engineers.
It provides space for creativity and innovation.
It helps to strengthen public interest in science and technology.
It is one of Toronto's most popular tourist attractions and plays an important role in the local economy.
We hope that with the efforts of the supporters of this center, we will see the reopening of the Ontario Science Center in the near future.

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