Kitchener Line GO Expansion

Woodbine GO Station

A new transit hub coming to the City of Toronto.

Woodbine GO is coming to north Etobicoke and will be located along Highway 27 between the existing Etobicoke North and Malton GO stations, connecting customers to the Kitchener GO line and UP Express service.

This new connection point will help customers get where they need to go – whether it be Pearson International Airport, Union Station in downtown Toronto, Humber Polytechnic or a major entertainment destination like Woodbine Racetrack.

Once built and operational, Woodbine station will replace the existing Etobicoke North station, which will be demolished to accommodate a new fourth track and signal upgrades to enable more service along the Kitchener corridor.

As part of GO Expansion, this new station supports Metrolinx’s plans to deliver more service across the network, including the capacity to offer two-way, all-day service on the Kitchener GO line.

Project overview

A new transit option at Woodbine will provide customers with a seamless and integrated transit experience, including the following:

A new station building
New rail island platforms serving GO Transit and UP Express trains
Pedestrian bridges
Dedicated GO parking
A bus loop and passenger waiting area for seamless transfers between GO/UP and local services
A passenger pick-up and drop-off area
A multi-use path and direct road, bicycle, and sidewalk access
Accessible and barrier-free facilities

Rendering

^{The future Woodbine GO station. Artist’s rendering, final designs are subject to change.}

Benefits

Future service levels could see trains arriving as frequently as every 15-minutes during the busiest travel hours.
Significantly increased ridership levels, serving up to 7,100 daily riders by 2041.
Better access to an area that is expected to become a future hub for economic development with jobs and space for employment, entertainment, hospitality, increased housing opportunities and provide a new connection point to the airport.
A new transit option for customers who study and work at Humber Polytechnic North Campus, which currently has more than 19,000 full-time students, located a short 3.5-kilometre bus ride away, as well visitors to the nearby Woodbine Mall and Etobicoke General Hospital.

Early works construction on Woodbine GO station is now underway. Once complete, the station will bring a new, reliable transit service to the City of Toronto, connecting more people to transit stations and stops throughout the region.