Where will the new entrance to the Kipling subway be located? Check the aerial photo we have posted.
During the planning for the May 2, 2015 Jane’s Walk that MPP Peter Milczyn will be leading, Adam Feldman (shown in photo), a Constituency Assistant at Milczyn’s Office, and Jaan Pill (who took the photo) did a Walk Rehearsal to assess the route. We determined that there’s a good way – which we had not thought of earlier – to get to Six Points Park at the end of the walk. As we approach the latter park, we will proceed under an overpass at Kipling Avenue. In that that way, we will not need to backtrack along the south side of Dundas Street West along the bridge that crosses Kipling Avenue.
We are looking forward to a Jane’s Walk at 10:30 am on Saturday, May 2, 2015 starting at the Starbucks on the south side of Dundas Street West right by the Kipling subway:
During the walk, we will visit the location of the new entrance to the Kipling subway. We’ve now revised the map for the location of the new entrance, at the Jane’s Walk website, because a map (below) that we have recently acquired (note the bottom of the image) indicates the exact location:
Click here to access the Jane’s Walk “Spaghetti Junction – The Farewell Tour” walk description >
Below is an aerial photo, sent to us by Adam Feldman, a Constituency Assistant at Etobicoke-Lakeshore MPP Peter Milczyn’s Office:
The aerial photo shows where the new Kipling subway entrance will be located. At a Jane’s Walk on Saturday, May 2, 2015, MPP Peter Milczyn will note the new entrance and share the back story that goes with it. The walk starts at 10:30 am at the Starbucks on the south side of Dundas Street West near the current site of the Kipling subway.
Update
A March 1, 2017 CBC article is entitled: “City poised to redevelop Etobicoke’s ‘spaghetti’ junction: Design, welcomed by area parents and councillor, to better serve pedestrians.”
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