Bobbie Rosenfeld Park — Attraction in Toronto

It's becoming increasingly more common to find parks and public facilities and attractions in the city unmaintained and apparently abandoned and left to deteriorate. This innovative little park is just another example. The strange thing is that this park is in probably the busiest tourist area in the city where the CN Tower, the Skydome (Rogers Centre) and Ripley's all converge in an open area. There's no water in the pond, many tiles have fallen off and it's full of garbage. Consequently no one sits on the stone surround to enjoy the area. Why is this? Who is responsible for managing this little park? What is wrong with city council. If we build a park to honour someone it's disrespectful to the memory of the person and their accomplishments to not...

We have been through Bobbie Rossenfeld Park, but we didn't even know it, as the park is located at the base of the CN Tower and close by the Rogers Centre, so we would walk through the park on our way to those venues. Most of the park is paved over - however there are a couple green area's left. Plenty of places to sit down and stare up at the CN Tower. - A...

It's kind of confusing with the covid protocol calls. I want to go into the CN Tower my husband went up it. I wanted to just go to the gift shops and look around inside. There was no help or signs to guide you. So I had to sit outside no gifts shops to visit....