
WHO ARE WE?
The Reimagining the SRT Coalition is a growing group of Scarborough community organizations and local leaders working to turn the existing SRT corridor into a long term community asset. Rather than demolition, which was once estimated at a cost of 180 million dollars, the Coalition is exploring repurposing options to advance a community centered vision that can serve Scarborough for generations.Â
A COALITION FOR SCARBOROUGH
In November 2025, Scarborough community leaders, organizations and grassroots groups came together to establish the Reimagining the Scarborough RT coalition.
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Through the support from the Institute for Inclusive Economies and Sustainable Livelihoods at the University of Toronto Scarborough, members of the Community Advisory Committee have been working on the establishment of this coalition with support and guidance from the Mentors Committee.
Community Advisory Committee
In November 2025, Scarborough community leaders, organizations and grassroots groups came together to establish the Reimagining the Scarborough RT coalition.
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Through the support from the Institute for Inclusive Economies and Sustainable Livelihoods at the University of Toronto Scarborough, members of the Community Advisory Committee have been working on the establishment of this coalition with support and guidance from the Mentors Committee.
Yvette Bailey - ACSA Community ServicesÂ
Kumsa Baker - Toronto Community Benefits Network, Community Leader-In-Residence, Institute for Inclusive Economies and Sustainable Livelihoods @ University of Toronto ScarboroughÂ
Ian Brown - Community Leader, Urban PlannerÂ
Jim Faught - Scarborough Community Renewal Organization
Sahana Gunaratnam - Institute for Inclusive Economies and Sustainable Livelihoods @ University of Toronto ScarboroughÂ
Fizza Khalid - Scarborough Environmental AssociationÂ
Gillian Mason - Community Leader, Urban PlannerÂ
Kethees Navaratnam - 42 VoicesÂ
Riya Osti - Geography & City Studies Students Association (GCSA)
Rhoda Potter - Agincourt Village Community Association (AVCA)
Faith Rajasingham - Scarborough ArtsÂ
Rosana Rampersaud - East Scarborough StorefrontÂ
Kevin Rupasinghe - Community Leader, Cities Engineer
Marisa Silver - University of Toronto Scarborough, Community Engagement Team
Krissan Veerasingam - Scarborough Environmental AssociationÂ
Mentors Committee
The purpose of the Mentors Committee is to support and strengthen the work of the Community Advisory Committee by offering strategic guidance, subject-matter expertise, and reflective insights
Ajeev Bhatia - Community Leader, Urban PlannerÂ
Glenn DeBaeremaeker - Scarborough Community Renewal Organization (SCRO)
Jim Faught - Scarborough Community Renewal Organization (SCRO)
Ken Greenberg - Urban Designer, City Building Advocate and AuthorÂ
Sandy Grigg - Real Estate Expert, Toronto East Preservation BoardÂ
Lisa Turnbull - Toronto Region Conservation Authority
Gillian Mason - Community Leader, Urban Planner
Marvin Maccraig - Access Alliance, Scarborough Cycles
Sergio Montero - Associate Professor of Geography & Planning, Director of the Institute for Inclusive Economies and Sustainable Livelihoods Institute for Inclusive Economies and Sustainable Livelihoods @ University of Toronto ScarboroughÂ
Kevin Rupasinghe - Community Leader, Cities Engineer
Larry Whatmore - Scarborough Community Renewal Organization (SCRO)













