Patti Starr

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Patti Starr was the chair of Ontario Place and involved in a scandal that damaged the Liberal government of David Peterson in the late 1980s.

Starr was born in Toronto, Ontario. She heads her own consulting firm that specializes in fundraising/special event co-ordination, fact-checking, editing, research and writing. Starr received her training at Ryerson University. She has a long history of community involvement and is the recipient of several awards for community service. She is also the Associate Editor of the Blue Book of Canadian Business.

Starr has written two works of fiction: Deadly Justice and Final Justice.

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