EVCco
Senior Member
"Etobicoke Centre" would be ambiguous. Isn't the whole area between Islington and Kipling part of "Etobicoke Centre"?
True, but of the two stations Islington seems to me the more built-up and "centre-ish," what with the office buildings and so forth. You could argue Finch and Sheppard are both part of "North York Centre," and McCowan part of "Scarborough Centre" too.
I was only suggesting the name change going towards completing the "centres set" along with North York and Scarborough ... as well as "York Centre" on the scrapped Eglinton West subway.
Also, I guess, as a way of sustaining "Etobicoke" in the local lexicon. I'm getting a little tired of newscasts and such referring to "a murder in the city's West End" or "arson in the East End" when Etobicoke or Scarborough would be a lot more specific. Not to suggest the names are in any current danger of disappearing, but in the future, who knows...
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