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Morning light on a gorgeous Saturday in Toronto. To our left is the existing southern access point of the West Toronto Railpath.

West Toronto Railpath over Bloor Street

"Buzz on the Bridge", an art intervention around the Wallace Ave. Footbridge and West Toronto Railpath in the Junction Triangle, Toronto. Part of the "100 in 1 Day" festival.

Running of the Councillors: happy to have Councillors Ana Bailão and Karen Stintz taking part in Railpath Community Run with us.

Railpath Official Opening November 7 2009

Location: West Toronto Railpath

Toronto, Ontario

Canada

 

Photo by Dylan Passmore

Taken: April 26, 2010

Performance by "klnr" on the West Toronto Railpath at Wallace Ave.

 

May 21 2015. Junction Triangle, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

 

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The view east along Wallace Ave. The former church that's being turned into condos is visibly under construction, and the old GE water tower east of Campbell Ave. still stands tall.

City of Toronto Ward 18 election candidate Alex Mazer's event on the West Toronto Railpath.

Running of the Councillors: happy to have Councillors Ana Bailão and Karen Stintz taking part in Railpath Community Run with us.

March 10, 2013

 

The snow pile slowly recedes.

 

A couple of small tags have appeared, at the top of the center panel, likely having been made easier to place by the existence of the snow pile (at its peak height).

Bloor Street from West Toronto Railpath, Toronto

 

Along the West Toronto Railpath, Junction Triangle, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

  

September 30, 2017.

dupont underpass mural at Toronto West Railpath

MOCA / Tower Automotive

...and a pumpkin

West Toronto Railpath, Junction Triangle, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

This is such a distinctive bridge that I think everyone who goes along this path will recognize it instantly.

Wallace Avenue pedestrian bridge

September 2, 2010: A rainy day on the West Toronto Railpath. I dropped by here again after work to take some more photos of the Tower Automotive demolition, and there was a short burst of heavy rain while I was taking my pics. I whipped my umbrella out and kept taking a few more photos, and enjoyed the new shine and reflections that the rain provided.

 

More photos from September 2 are here.

 

If I were to take a photo from this same spot today, barely a month later, it would look completely different with that building and chimney gone. The Railpath and the rain are still there today.

 

Blogged here: vic.gedris.org/node/292

West Toronto Railpath Designs presented to the community stage 2

Sunday afternoon, September 12, 2010.

 

By this time, the chimney was the only structure left standing on the Tower Automotive property, aside from the tower itself.

 

A couple of weeks before, I took this photo from inside the boiler house that surrounded the chimney.

 

More photos from September 12th are here.

 

Blogged here: vic.gedris.org/node/296

Railpath Official Opening November 7 2009

A duct of of a building along the West Toronto Railpath

Dupont Street from West Toronto Railpath, Toronto

 

Kids & Cargo Bikes was a Toronto Bike Month event that took place at Perth Square Park and the West Toronto Railpath.

 

Saturday, June 6 2015.

Tower Automotive Building (currently abandoned, future home of the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art)

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