Ontario Firefighters Memorial
Monument in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
43°39′37.2″N 79°23′23.8″W / 43.660333°N 79.389944°W / 43.660333; -79.389944 The Ontario Firefighters Memorial is a monument in Toronto's Queen's Park, in Ontario, Canada.
Description and history
The memorial was designed by Siggy Puchta and unveiled in 2005. It honours firefighters who died while serving the public. The memorial depicts a firefighter rescuing a child. It has a red plinth shaped like a Maltese Cross, the international symbol for firefighting, and a list of firefighters who died on duty.[1]
See also
Canada portal
Visual arts portal
- 2005 in art
- List of firefighting monuments and memorials
References
- ^ "Explore Queen's Park | Legislative Assembly of Ontario". www.ola.org. Retrieved 2023-09-04.
External links
Media related to Ontario Firefighters Memorial at Wikimedia Commons
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