Join members of the Canton Anti-Racism Alliance for a symbolic Freedom Walk on Juneteenth (June 19, 2026). The walk will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Frederick Douglass historical marker outside Sprouts Market (3802 Boston St.) and continue approximately one mile to the Canton Plantation Enslavement Historical Marker in O’Donnell Square Park.
Read MoreThe Baltimore Red Line is holding a series of open houses in May to gather community input on the project's path forward.
Read MoreThe revised 2026 Harbor Connector Route 2 now links Canton, Maritime Park in Fells Point, and Locust Point.
Read MoreBaltimore DOT introduces tiered fines for automated speed citations to better deter speeding and improve safety.
Read MoreNew speed cameras are now operating in the 2300-2900 blocks of Boston Street to calm traffic around St. Casimir Catholic School and The Goddard School.
Read MoreJoin the CCA on Tuesday, October 24 from 6-7 pm at the United Evangelical Church for a community meeting about the Red Line route proposals. This will be a working meeting led by the Baltimore City Department of Transportation (DOT) to get feedback from the neighborhood.
Read MoreGovernor Wes Moore announced the historic relaunch of Baltimore’s Red Line, a major investment in transit to significantly enhance east-west connectivity across the Baltimore region.
Read MoreTransportation doesn’t just mean a car these days. Whether you’re driving, pedaling, riding, rolling, scooting, or walking, the CCA Transportation Committee (CCATC) is here to support safe transportation in our community. The CCATC’s goal is to improve the livability, functionality, and safety of Canton through sound and equitable transportation policies and projects within our neighborhood and district.
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