- Play Zone Closure (Nov 27-28, 2024)
Park
The Play Zone will be closed from November 27-28 to complete painting of the play structures.
Start Date
December 5, 2024 - 12:30pm
End Date
December 5, 2024 - 1:30pm
Contact
Join us for an engaging session exploring the fundamentals of land-based learning, led by award-winning Anishinaabe scholar Dr. Pamela Rose Toulouse. Dr. Toulouse, a proud member of the Sagamok First Nation, brings 30+ years of experience in Indigenous Education and Cultural Safety, sharing her expertise in authentic land-based experiences. This interactive session will deepen your connection with nature and community, fostering a deeper understanding of Indigenous knowledge and cultural safety. Following the talk, warm up by the fire with Downsview Park staff, enjoying marshmallow roasting and hot chocolate.
About Dr. Pamela Rose Toulouse
Dr. Pamela Rose Toulouse is an Anishinaabe scholar and consultant in Indigenous Education and Indigenous Cultural Safety. With over 30 years of experience, she has received numerous awards for teaching excellence, including the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance Teaching Excellence Award and the 3M National Teaching Excellence Fellow Award. Dr. Toulouse has authored over 55 resources in Indigenous Education and wellness and is a proud member of the Sagamok First Nation in Northern Ontario.
More events in the Park
Whether you’re participating in one of our programs or attending a concert, there’s always something for everyone.
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Nature Connection
Join us for a FREE outdoor program! Each nature-themed session will get you exploring the natural world that makes Downsview Park unique. This program is family-friendly and suitable for all.
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Curious Walkers
Join Curious Walkers as we embark on a journey through Downsview Park! Our group is all about exploration and discovery, where every step brings a new sensory experience.
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Coexisting With Coyotes in the Community
Learn how to coexist with coyotes in the city and discover the important role they play in our ecosystem with Coyote Watch Canada and Toronto Animal Services!
