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The Ontario Legislative Building in Queen's Park, Toronto, is the seat of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Designed by Richard A. Waite in the Romanesque Revival style and opened in 1893, it is built of pink sandstone; after security screening, visitors can join guided tours or sit in the public galleries of the chamber.
St. Lawrence Market is Toronto's public market on Front Street East, held on this site since 1803. The South Market building, which incorporates the city hall of 1845, houses butchers, fishmongers, bakers, cheese counters and produce stalls on two levels, and a farmers' market fills the North Market on Saturdays.
The Toronto Islands are a chain of 15 small islands in Lake Ontario, a short ferry ride from the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal in downtown Toronto. They hold Toronto Island Park with beaches, gardens and a boardwalk, the Centreville amusement park, marinas and a year-round residential community where cars are not used.
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