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Choose an intersection from the drop down list to view the latest news and construction updates. Intersections are listed alphabetically (with Eglinton as the main cross-street).
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- Avenue Road
- Bathurst Street
- Bayview Avenue
- Bermondsey Road
- Birchmount Road
- Black Creek Drive
- Brentcliffe Road
- Caledonia Road
- Chaplin Crescent
- Don Mills Road
- Donlea Drive/Hanna Road
- Don Valley Parkway (DVP)
- Dufferin Street
- Ferrand Drive
- Ionview Road
- Keele Street
- Kennedy Road
- Laird Drive
- Leslie Street
- Lebovic Avenue
- Little Blvd.
- Mount Pleasant Road
- Oakwood Avenue
- Petman Avenue
- Pharmacy Avenue
- Victoria Park Avenue
- Warden Avenue
- Weston Road
- Wynford Drive
- Yonge Street
Eglinton - Mount Pleasant Construction Liaison Committee Meeting
The construction liaison committee meeting of Eglinton and Mount Pleasant Stations was held on June 13, 2017. You can see the presentation here:
Laird - Leaside Construction Liaison Committee Meeting
The construction liaison committee meeting of Leaside and Laird Stations was held on June 14, 2017. You can see the presentation here:
Enbridge Gas Distribution Line Relocation near Kennedy Station
What Work is Taking Place?
To accommodate the construction of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, Enbridge Gas Distribution (Enbridge) is required to relocate a gas line on Eglinton Avenue East (between Kennedy Road and Midland Avenue) and on Kennedy Road (between Treverton Drive and Eglinton Avenue East).
These pipelines are integral to Enbridge’s gas system and must be re-routed to ensure the safe and reliable delivery of natural gas to customers in the Greater Toronto Area. Read more »
Forest Hill Station Open House
Thank you for attending our Forest Hill Station Open House on June 12, 2017.
For those of you who missed it, the presentation is here:
Preparatory Road Works on Eglinton Avenue East for Surface Stops
Preparatory Road Works on Eglinton Avenue East for Surface Stops
The surface section of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT will run down the centre of Eglinton Avenue East in dedicated transit lanes at street level. To prepare for the construction of the surface section, crews are working to get the roadway ready.
Setting up the construction work zones in the roadway will require changes to how car and truck, bus, and pedestrian traffic flows along Eglinton Avenue East and the associated intersections where future stops will be located. Read more »
UPDATE: Cedarvale Station Support of Excavation
Original issue date: March 14, 2017
Re-issue date: June 9, 2017
UPDATE: Cedarvale Station Support of Excavation
By the end of 2015, tunneling works in the vicinity of Allen Road had concluded. Throughout 2016 and the beginning of 2017, crews conducted preparatory works for the future Cedarvale Station construction. Read more »
Demolition of Photography Drive Bridge South Staircase June 2017 to January, 2018
What Work is Taking Place? Read more »
Dewatering System Installation Eglinton Avenue East from Lillian Street to Redpath Avenue
What Work is Taking Place
The term “dewatering” means pumping from the ground water at a site where there will be excavation. At Eglinton Avenue East between Lillian Street and Redpath Avenue, half a dozen small wells will be drilled for the future Cross Passage. The volume of soil that requires dewatering is significant. The wells will be drilled and shallow trenches will be required to lay the pipes, pumps, wells and valves to do the work. Read more »
Caledonia Station, West Portal and Elevated Guideway Open House
Thank you for attending our Caledonia Station, West Portal and Elevated Guideway Open House on June 7, 2017.
For those of you who missed it, the presentation is here:
Update: Continued Works at Don Mills Spring-Summer 2017
What Work is Taking Place?
As part of the continued support of excavation works and utility relocations for the future Science Centre Station, traffic staging at the intersection of Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East has changed to advance construction. Read more »