Tuscani01
Senior Member
Sure beats everything in Toronto being named after Rogers. (2 Ryerson buildings, a street, Skydome)
Most probably either 9th Line or 10th Line will be renamed as McCallion Blvd. or McCallion Ave. or McCallion Rd. (which sounds like McCowan Rd.)
Seriously, items named after Hazel, so far, are one pretty small meeting room at Mississauga Valley Community Centre (by the city), an elementary school (by the school board), and the library building at U of T Mississauga. I think that's it. We are not yet overloaded with Hazel-named projects.
Eastgate Parkway is another candidate for renaming. Such a generic name.
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IMO, the road that should be renamed first is Winston Churchill Blvd. Rename it Hazel McCallion Blvd.
"I am strongly in favour of using poisoned gas against uncivilised tribes."
- Winston Churchill
Hazel McCallion will take over Thomas Kennedy for the most place names in Mississauga.
Remember:
Kennedy Road (potentially McCallion Road/Blvd./Ave.)
Tomken Road (potentially Hazmac Road/Blvd./Ave. )
Thomas Street (potentially Hazel Street)
TL Kennedy SS (Hazel McCallion school already exists)
Might as well rename it as Creekbank Road, since Creekbank will be extended and will become a new arterial road, and Creekbank is essentitally an extension of Eastgate.
Central Parkway might be another one, but it is already very popular. But imagine the intersection: Hurontario and Creditview / Hurontario and Kennedy.
Personally I think Central Pkwy should go back to its original name: Bloor Street.
Ninth Line or Tenth Line would make sense. Second Line is long gone (yes, I realize they're different sets of lines).
How is it the original name? Central Parkway has not existed for very long. For example, the section between Mavis and Redmond was only built like 10 years ago... the section east of Redmond to Hurontario probably only 20 years ago...
Actually, the short section of Central Pkwy from Hurontario to ~Palgrave Rd. was an old road actually called Bloor St. W. Central Pkwy. came about as part of an abandoned ring road project around the City Centre of which Bloor St. W. was to be a part of. Only the SE portion was built. Bloor St (East) ended at Tomken and was extended west to the part where it turned north. After the project was cancelled, the road was connected to Kennedy instead of curving back west. The section of Rathburn through the CC follows what would have been the northern leg of the ring road.