One Year In: The King Street Pilot
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NOTE: Registration numbers have reached the capacity of the room. People who have reserved tickets will get priority but if there are any empty chairs ~6:50pm we will let people fill those spots on a first come first serve basis.
Do you live, work, or travel on King Street?
This open meeting is an opportunity to share your experience of the King Street Pilot since its implementation in November 2017. Together we will look at pilot data and engage in a facilitated discussion about the pilot's impact on our public space and day-to-day lives.
FREE event with light snacks & refreshments.
Wheelchair accessible. Do you have any other accessibility needs? Please get in touch with us in advance and we will do our best to accomodate.
Organizer CityPlace Residents' Association, Liberty Village Residents' Association, TTCriders, and Walk Toronto
Organizer of One Year In: The King Street Pilot
CityPlace Residents' Association is a non-partisan organization advocating for community betterment in the CityPlace neighborhood. Our mission is to turn the neighborhood into a home by improving the quality of life and promoting community engagement for all CityPlace residents.
Liberty Village Residents' Assocation is a neighbourhood association for the residents of Liberty Village, Toronto, Canada. We are working hard to make Liberty Village the BEST urban village in Toronto (TM).
TTCriders is a grassroots, membership-based advocacy group of TTC users. We advocate for an affordable world-class public transit system for Toronto.
Walk Toronto is a grassroots pedestrian advocacy group that works with various levels of government, community groups and citizens to improve walking conditions and safety in Toronto.
