Interview with Trevor Gordon
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Trevor Gordon draws on his experience as a long-time resident of Scarborough to reflect on the Kingston-Galloway community. He describes his work as a volunteer in helping to organize fellow residents of the community to foster change and create better opportunities for the community, such as the creation of a sports pad for children. Trevor also comments on the changes he has witnessed as a resident of the area, such as the beneficial impact of the East Scarborough Storefront and the detrimental effects of the constant movement of residents in an out of the neighbourhood. Trevor also touches upon issues such as race, language barriers, and public transportation before sharing his goals for the future development of the community.