WEST SCARBOROUGH RAIL TRAIL COMMUNITY MEETING FEBRUARY 22, 2:30 - 4:00PM ALBERT CAMPBELL LIBRARY

The historic GECO Bomb Girls Rail bridge is vital to the creation of the West Scarborough Rail Trail. The WSRT would be an important community connector, a cycling and hiking corridor and a ribbon of recreational greenspace for our community. The WSRT would link already existing trails to the north and south to create a 25 km Connect Toronto Trail from Lake Ontario to Rouge National Urban Park via the Meadoway. In addition, it would link to the proposed 72 km Loop Trail that rings central and west Toronto creating a 100km active transportation network linking the entire city. 

                  

           Meadoway Trail

Loop Trail

                     

TTC plans to use the historic GECO bridge at Warden Station to build a two-train pocket track would effectively cancel the WSRT and any hopes for a greater Connect Toronto Trail.

Join us on Sunday February 22 from 2:30 - 4:00pm at Albert Campbell Library to:

Learn about the WSRT.
Show your support for the WSRT.
Have input on how it will look.
Meet with Councillor Parthi Kandavel to learn about his latest motion in support of the WSRT, hear what he thinks of the project and let him know what you think about it.

We have a great speaker's list including Councillor Parthi Kandavel, Councillor Josh Matlow, Albert Koehl of Toronto Community Bike Coalition, City Planner and Scarborough Junction Community resident Armin Jahromi, local historian and Bomb Girls author Barbara Dickson and Kumsa Baker of the RT Renewal.