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Email Cllr. Paul Ainslie
2300 Ellesmere Road, Toronto Toronto
Reported on Mon, Apr 6, 2026 at 3:49 PM · 3mo ago
Report Details
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The sidewalk along the south side of Ellesmere Road is heavily covered with fallen leaves, scattered plastic bottles, papers, food containers, and miscellaneous trash, creating a slippery and obstructed walking surface that poses a tripping and slip hazard for pedestrians. The debris extends along the concrete path from Markham to Scarborough Golf Club, with particular safety concern given the location is adjacent to an elementary school. Three litter bins nearby are serviced four times weekly.
Description
Leaves and trash blocking sidewalk creating extremely slippery and dangerous surface for pedestrians. Across street from elementary school. South side of ellesmere. Entire stretch of sidewalks from markham to scarborough golf club should be cleaned of trash and leaves.
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Nearby
School
St Thomas More Catholic Elementary School
School
Woburn Jr Public School
Bus Stop
Ellesmere Rd At Gander Dr East Side
Bus Stop
Ellesmere Rd At Helicon Gate West Side
Park
Woburn Park Scarborough
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Report Submitted
Apr 06, 2026 at 3:49 PM
Leaves and trash blocking sidewalk creating extremely slippery and dangerous surface for pedestrians. Across street from elementary school. South side of ellesmere. Entire stretch of sidewalks from markham to scarborough golf club should be cleaned of trash and leaves.
Email sent to City of Toronto
Apr 06, 2026 at 3:49 PM
A community member reported: It's fixed
Apr 24, 2026 at 6:50 PM
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