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Go Skiing Go Snowboarding and the Ontario Snow Resorts Association have set up a ski hill at Nathan Phillips Square, to be open to the public Feb. 15 and 16. With free admission, the ski hill will ...

Nathan Phillips Square is in desperate need of a revamp but some elements will remain broken and grey for a while as staff grapple with tight finances, according to a city report released Tuesday.

A sea of blue and yellow filled Nathan Phillips Square Sunday afternoon, as thousands of people waving flags gathered to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a conflict ...

The crowd came decked in red with Canadian flags to Saturday’s Elbows Up, Canada! rally at Nathan Phillips Square in protest of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and threats about making ...

But Nathan Phillips Square is only used for a revolving door of events where each event is maybe a day or two — maybe a week. It's only the site of things that come and go and vanish.

Toronto’s version is Nathan Phillips Square. Named after the city’s fifty-third mayor, it opened in 1965 in front of the dramatic new city hall designed by Finnish architect Viljo Revell.

Laila Soliman was the team lead on a project that brought a Ramadan Mubarak sign installation to Nathan Phillips Square to kick off the holy month for Muslims. Steve Russell/ Toronto Star.

Come celebrate the new year with me at a city skating party! Join me and city councillors on Sunday, January 7, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Nathan Phillips Square.

This weekend, about 400 artists will descend on Nathan Phillips Square for the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, one of Canada’s largest and longest-running art shows.

The City of Toronto has confirmed that Canada Day celebrations will be happening in Nathan Phillips Square this year following reports of cancellations. (Courtesy: @McKelvieTO/ Twitter) The City ...