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Looking south-east, from Dundas St W, east of Sorauren Ave.

Site of the current West Toronto Railpath, at Dupont St.

Got Milkweed? planting event on the West Toronto Railpath, part of the 100 in 1 Day Festival

 

Speaker: Scott Dobson of Friends of West Toronto Railpath

 

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Saturday June 6 2015

August 21, 2014. A big cloud hovering over the West Toronto Railpath in the Junction Triangle neighbourhood of Toronto.

Not only was The STOP Community Food Centre the beneficiary of the Railpath Run, they came out in full force with a team of runners.

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

June 02/23

 

Toronto

Georgetown/Kitchener Corridor Expansion

Georgetown/Kitchener Corridor Expansion: Bloor GO/UPX Track 1 Insulation With New Entrance With Sound Barrier And West Toronto Railpath Upgrade

Path/Walkway/Cycles Trails

Commuter Rail System

Metrolinx (Greater Golden Horseshoe Regional Transit System)

Metrolinx Weston Subdivision

GO Transit

GOT Kitchener Line

GOT Stations

Bloor GO/UPX Station

Airport Express System

UPX (Union Pearson Express)

Location: West Toronto Railpath

Toronto, Ontario

Canada

 

Photo by Dylan Passmore

Taken: April 9, 2011

May 20, 2016. This was a ghost sign but it was recently repainted.

April 27, 2014. The air quality monitoring station put by Metrolinx next to the West Toronto Railpath which runs parallel to the Georgetown Go line. The crane is on the construction site at 362 Wallace.

part of the series i did for my biology class about wastes and over consumption.

 

April 27, 2014. The air quality monitoring station put by Metrolinx next to the West Toronto Railpath which runs parallel to the Georgetown Go line.

Bloor GO/Union Pearson Express Station

"Communities are built by those who show up." - Rachel Gray, Exec. Dir. of The Stop Community Food Centre, with MP Andrew Cash.

splashing thru a gap

on West Toronto Railpath, south of Bloor

June 4, 2013

 

No change.

October 10, 2016:.

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Toronto

Bridges

Toronto Street View

Toronto Roads

Georgetown/Kitchener Corridor Expansion

Commuter Rail System

Metrolinx (Greater Golden Horseshoe Regional Transit System)

Metrolinx Construction

Metrolinx Weston Subdivision

GO Transit

GOT Milton Line

GOT Kitchener Line

GOT Barrie Line

Path/Walkway/Cycles Trails

Dufferin St-Queen St Bridge Expansion For Metrolinx 8th Track And Toronto RailPath

VIA train getting into my GO train shot

Solway Metal Sales, 26 Ernest Ave, from the West Toronto RailPath.

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

West Toronto Railpath at Dundas & Sterling

November 9, 2010

 

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June 02/23

 

Toronto

Georgetown/Kitchener Corridor Expansion

Georgetown/Kitchener Corridor Expansion: Bloor GO/UPX Track 1 Insulation With New Entrance With Sound Barrier And West Toronto Railpath Upgrade

Path/Walkway/Cycles Trails

Commuter Rail System

Metrolinx (Greater Golden Horseshoe Regional Transit System)

Metrolinx Weston Subdivision

GO Transit

GOT Kitchener Line

GOT Stations

Bloor GO/UPX Station

Airport Express System

UPX (Union Pearson Express)

The West Toronto RailPath was developed and funded by the City of Toronto for bicycle and pedestrian use. It is an example of an urban rails-to-trail project, located in the Junction neighbourhood.

 

Phase 1 of the path, which runs from Cariboo Avenue to Dundas Street West and Sterling Road, was completed in 2009. It was designed by Scott Torrance Landscape Architect Inc. in conjunction with Brown and Storey Architects. The project restored historical rail bridges, added new public art pieces by artist John Dickson. New entrance points are located at Dupont and Bloor Streets. Concrete plazas are located along the trail where existing streets intersect it, providing neighbourhood connections and gathering places. Indigenous plants are thrive here, and the sound of crickets provides s a welcome respite in the big city.

West Toronto Railpath in background

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