The Ontario Legislative Building is located in Toronto, Canada, and serves as the home of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. This historic building was completed in 1893 and is known for its distinctive Romanesque architectural style, featuring a prominent dome and intricate stonework. It is situated in Queen's Park, a large public park that also houses other government buildings. Inside, the building contains the chambers where elected representatives meet to discuss and pass laws. The Legislative Assembly is responsible for making decisions on various issues affecting the province of Ontario, including education, healthcare, and transportation. The building is also a popular site for tours and public events.