It is not a before-and-after set-up, but the photograph on the left shows what can be none. Gnarled and new trees stand in th is reclaimed triangle of land at the corner of Ensors Road and Frederick Street. And Wh a t sh ould be done with the stretch of land on the right, across from Sydenham Park? In the meantime, road construction crews use it as a place to store fill. After that, some councillors think it should be retained for car parking, or some other public use, to make up for land taken off t he park for expressway widening.
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102It is not a before-and-after set-up, but the photograph on the left shows what can be none. Gnarled and new trees stand in th is reclaimed triangle of land at the corner of Ensors Road and Frederick Street. And What should be done with the stretch of land on the right, across from Sydenham Park? In the meantime, road construction crews use it as a place to store fill. After that, some councillors think it should be retained for car parking, or some other public use, to make up for land taken off t he park for expressway widening. Press, 15 June 1978, Page 17
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