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Newspaper Article
Move factory, not street
2003
Overview
The Erskine Avenue and Ford Street intersection could be realigned to create a continuous north/south street from Crawford Drive to Clonsilla Avenue. Railway crossing problems could be eliminated by using newly acquired land. This would provide better access than High Street or Goodfellow Road because they only extend from Lansdowne Street to Sherbrooke Street. The Goodfellow/ Clonsilla intersection is extremely dangerous. High Street ends at the top of a steep hill on Sherbrooke Street, creating another dangerous intersection. The north half of High Street is very narrow and does not have curbs or gutters.
Publisher
Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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