km, estimated to account for 14 million trips in 2021. The southern terminus of the line would be built at Kennedy Station at Kennedy Road and Eglinton Avenue, with a connection to the Bloor-Danforth subway, the Scarborough RT, and the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line. The whole line would be built within Scarborough. The line would run along Eglinton Avenue East until it reaches Kingston Road, then continues northeast until Morningside Avenue is reached, then continues north until Sheppard Avenue East, where it turns west, sharing the same tracks and stops as in the Sheppard East LRT line. Finally, the line turns north at Neilson Road, terminating at Malvern Town Centre. Newly elected Rob Ford cancelled the Malvern LRT shortly after he came to office in 2010. The Malvern LRT would cross the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus. According to The Varsity, the paper for students at the University of Toronto, when students at the Scarborough campus were asked to contribute $30 million towards the construction of an Olympic class pool on their campus, which would first be used for competitions during the 2015 Pan American Games, they were promised two LRT lines would be brought to campus. The Varsity reported that the students had held up their part of the bargain and resented that the city dropped plans to build the LRT lines. Economy Malvern Town Centre Although Scarborough Town Centre is a short drive away, Malvern Town Centre provides some retail options and amenities to local residents. Built in the late 1980s, the mall's primary tenant are Freshland Supermarket, an Asian grocery store; Planet Fitness, and Labels, a discount clothing store. There are plans in the works to redevelop the mall and replace it with residential condo towers and green space. Demographics In 2016, the Malvern neighbourhood was home to 43,794 residents. 51% of the population speak English as their first language, 12.5% speak Tamil, 6% speak Tagalog, 5% speak Urdu, 3.9% speak Cantonese and 3.6% speak Gujarati. Major ethnic populations (2016): 39.9% South Asian; 21.3% Indian, 16.3% Sri Lankan or Tamil, 3.2% Pakistani 18.9% Black; 9.3% Jamaican, 3.3% Guyanese 11% Filipino 9.5% White; 4.6% British 7.5% Chinese Climate Notable residents Lilly Singh, YouTuber and author, known by her username IISuperwomanII Kamal Miller, Canadian international soccer player References External links City of Toronto - Malvern Neighbourhood Profile Toronto Neighbourhoods - Malvern Black Canadian culture in Toronto Black Canadian settlements