A candlelit procession will make its way along Danforth Avenue Sunday afternoon in honour of those who lost their lives to road violence in Toronto.
The memorial walk, held annually on World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, will get underway at 4:45 p.m. Anyone interested in taking part in the event should meet at Victoria Park Station.
“By sharing our painful stories we can put a face to the crisis of road violence in Toronto, and we demand our leaders prioritize safety over speed and driving convenience. … Road safety should never be a partisan issue, and this law would both protect people outside of cars, and hold reckless drivers accountable for the devastation they cause,” they said.
“This event is for anyone that has experienced senseless loss from road violence, anyone who has been injured by a driver, and anyone who wants to send a message to our leaders that they must act boldly and swiftly to realize Vision Zero,” the group said.
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