{"id":3084,"date":"2008-04-30T16:43:43","date_gmt":"2008-04-30T21:43:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/spacingtoronto.ca\/2008\/04\/30\/jane%e2%80%99s-walk-guide-the-inner-suburbs\/"},"modified":"2013-01-21T14:18:28","modified_gmt":"2013-01-21T19:18:28","slug":"janes-walk-guide-the-inner-suburbs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/spacing.ca\/toronto\/2008\/04\/30\/janes-walk-guide-the-inner-suburbs\/","title":{"rendered":"Jane’s Walk Guide: The Inner Suburbs"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The second annual Jane’s Walk<\/a> will be held on May 3 and 4. In anticipation of the event, Spacing will be highlighting some of the unique walks. Spacing is a founding partner in Jane’s Walk.<\/em><\/p>\n

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<\/st1>Toronto<\/st1> suburbs have redeeming qualities that often overlooked and are rarely experienced on foot. <\/span>They are full of largely ungentrified neighbourhoods where ethnic diversity flourishes. Some are windows into the farming communities that preceded the growth of our city. <\/span>Others hearken back to the manufacturing and industrial past that allowed <\/st1>Toronto<\/st1> to flourish. <\/span>While others still hearken back to the influx of immigrants that drastically changed the city’s skyline in the 50s and 60s.<\/p>\n

However, despite the nostalgia and the aura of multiculturalism that these neighbourhoods invoke, many of our inner suburbs are in need of major repair. Poverty, violence, and unemployment, largely due to underfunding and poor social services, plague many of these communities. Focus on the inner suburbs<\/em><\/a> (one of the themes of this year’s Jane’s Walk) will not only re-introduce participants to Malvern, Jane and Finch, Mount Dennis and other inner suburbs, it will also serve to clarify the often negative \u00e2\u20ac\u0153second-hand reports and conventional wisdom\u00e2\u20ac\u009d that most Toronto media likes to portray. <\/span>As many of these communities are in a transition phase, these walks will serve as an opportunity to discuss, debate and dream about the many possibilities for sustainable development and social equity present in these neighbourhoods.<\/p>\n

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<\/o>SCARBOROUGH<\/st1><\/strong><\/p>\n

The East Scarborough<\/a> walk will give participants a chance to better familiarize themselves with this distant neighbourhood on the periphery of <\/st1>Toronto<\/st1>. <\/span>The tour will include a visit to one of <\/st1>Toronto<\/st1>‘s oldest chapels, an aboriginal gathering place, an exceptional mural, and a sculpture garden will surely prove there is life and beauty outside the downtown core.
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In the Golden Mile: City of Industry Tour<\/st1><\/a>, participants will visit the remnants of Scarborough<\/st1>‘s industrial heritage along <\/st1>Eglinton Avenue east<\/st1>. <\/span>The walk will take visitors to the GECO plant, one of many former munitions factories which contributed towards <\/st1>Toronto<\/st1>‘s World War II effort. Tour guides Jeremy Hopkin and Rafael Gomez will try to reconcile Scarborough<\/st1>‘s early history as a First Nations settlement and farm community with its more recent manufacturing and commercial activities.<\/p>\n

The Planning in Malvern<\/a> walk will provide participants with an opportunity to explore the relationship between imagination and reality. <\/span>Malvern, which is located in the northeast corner of Toronto<\/st1>, is the home of the Toronto Zoo, the Nike Malvern Sports Complex, and the <\/st1>Rouge<\/st1> Valley<\/st1> Park<\/st1>. <\/span>Originally planned as a model community<\/a> in the 50s, this neighbourhood has experienced social and economic troubles. Although significant improvements have been made to raise the quality of life in Malvern, poor transit service still make this community seem worlds away. Tour leader Craig Cal will provide a taste of things to come as he evaluates Malvern’s potential for the future.<\/o><\/p>\n

EAST YORK<\/st1><\/strong><\/p>\n

The <\/st1>Crescent<\/st1> Town<\/st1> and Valley Below<\/a> tour will explore the high-rise community, lush ravine, and the diverse business that flank the eastern <\/st1>Danforth Avenue<\/st1> strip. <\/st1>Crescent<\/st1> Town<\/st1>, which is located in the Victoria Park and <\/st1>Danforth Avenue<\/st1> area, once belonged to the Massey family<\/a> who owned a farm on this location. <\/span>The farm has the notoriety of being the first to produce pasteurized milk in <\/st1>Canada<\/st1>. <\/span>Yvonne Bambrick and Spacing’s Shawn Micallef will take visitors on a psychogeographic walk which will engage and encourage participants to share their memories or feelings about what the sites and history they encounter along the way.<\/p>\n

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In Thorncliffe<\/st1> Park<\/st1><\/a>, visitors will learn the history behind one of <\/st1>Canada<\/st1>‘s first high-rise communities. <\/span>Located on next to the Don River<\/st1> on the east and <\/st1>Milwood Road<\/st1> on the west, the area was occupied by a farm until the 20s when a horse race track was built on the site. In the 50s, plans emerged to transform the area into a car-oriented community. The park was originally meant to house 12 000 people, but currently is home to over 30 000 people. Due to this high density, Thorncliffe<\/st1> Park<\/st1> is home to <\/st1>Canada<\/st1>‘s largest elementary school. <\/span>The walk will explore this neighbourhood which is known for attracting residents of many faiths and backgrounds, a characteristic which is reflected in the varying places of worship that dot the community. <\/span><\/p>\n

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NORTH YORK<\/st1><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Flemingdon Park<\/a>, not only houses the Ontario Science Centre, but it is also home to a lively and diverse community that speaks over 50 languages. Explore this dynamic neighbourhood with Davide Lemire and Kathleen Wynne to better understand the evolution of <\/st1>Flemingdon<\/st1> Park<\/st1> from a farm owned by Mayor Robert John Fleming in the 1920s into a high-rise community meant to accommodate the waves of immigration that characterized the 60s and 70s.<\/p>\n

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The <\/st1>Victoria<\/st1> Village<\/st1> <\/a>tour will take visitors through this friendly <\/st1>Lawrence Ave East<\/st1> and Victoria Park neighbourhood. Victoria<\/st1> Village<\/st1>, which overlooks the Don<\/st1> Valley<\/st1>, offers stunning views of the natural beauty and restorative efforts that surround the Don River<\/st1>. This walk will engage residents to share stories and memories of people and places that make up this community.<\/p>\n

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The Inside Scoop on Jane and Finch<\/a> will provide just that — the scoop! Originally planned as a model community in the 60s, Jane and Finch immediately fell prey to poor urban planning and limited social services garnering it comparisons to Harlem and and Compton. <\/span>However, despite the negative press that follows this densely populated intersection, it is area that many proudly call home and are working hard to improve. <\/span>A group of neighbourhood youth will lead participants through the places that make Jane and Finch a lively and rich community. <\/span>The tour will visit a library, recording studio, soccer fields, and the high school, all of which play an important part in the making this place home.<\/p>\n

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The <\/st1>Lawrence<\/st1> Heights<\/st1><\/a> tour will guide the curious through the many resident-led art and garden projects. <\/span>Lawrence Heights, which is located between Lawrence Avenue West and Highway 401 and runs parallel to the Allen Expressway, is characterized by a mixture of low- to mid-rise<\/a> buildings (tall buildings were not permitted because of the nearby Downsview Airport) and single family homes. In 2007, plans revealed that this community would see improvements, which include the replacement of all public housing units with modern affordable housing. The Jane’s Walk will explore what the future holds for <\/st1>Lawrence<\/st1> Heights<\/st1>, with an overview of the opportunities and challenges revitalization poses for this community.<\/p>\n

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<\/st1>YORK<\/st1><\/strong><\/p>\n

A walk through <\/st1>Mount<\/st1> Dennis<\/st1><\/a> will provide a great opportunity to engage in the development debate. <\/span>This neighbourhood is bounded by <\/st1>Jane Street<\/st1> and <\/st1>Weston Road<\/st1> to the north and west, and the slithering Black Creek to the east. Its name comes from the Dennis family<\/a>, shipbuilders who owned a boatyard along the nearby <\/st1>Humber<\/st1> River<\/st1> in the 19th<\/sup> century. <\/st1>Mount<\/st1> Dennis<\/st1> today is a unique medley of industrial parks, multicultural commercial streetscapes, vast and numerous parks. <\/span>It is also the home of the now empty 50 acre lot once occupied the former Kodak factory has proven great fodder for discussion concerning its future. Led by the Mount Dennis Walking Group, this tour will take participants through the hidden treasures—a secret garden, old cemeteries and idyllic ponds—that make this a vibrant community.
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For scheduling, directions, meeting place and information on all the Jane’s Walk walks visit www.janeswalk.net<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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