The Junction

Overview

The Junction originally derived its name from two native trails that intersected in the area. Later, the name was also associated with the railroad junction that gave the neighbourhood its significance.  For many decades the home of the Ontario Stockyards, the Junction has turned into an up-and-coming neighbourhood. Among others it features the Junction Arts Festival.

Schools

Annette Jr. & Sr., 416-393-9040

High Park Alternative School Jr., 146-393-9050

Keele St. Community School Jr., 416-393-9035

Mountview Alternative School Jr., 416-393-9037

Runnymede Public School, 416-393-9055

Humberside CI, 416-393-0000    website

Western Technical Commercial School, 416-393-0500

St. Cecilia, 416-393-5218

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Transportation

BUS routes on Runnymede Rd, Annette St and Keele St

SUBWAY Boor-Danforth line with stops at Runnymede, High Park and Keele.

CAR access to Gardiner and Lake Shore Blvd within approx. 5 mins

Links

Junction Arts Festival: www.junctionartsfest.com

Business Improvement Area: www.thejunctionbia.com

Residents Associations: www.southjunctiontriangle.ca

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Historical Society: www.wtjhs.ca