Ontario Line
A new 15.6-km subway line in Toronto that will run from Exhibition Place, through downtown, all the way to the Ontario Science Centre.- Projects & Programs
- Ontario Line
Overview
The Ontario Line will be a 15.6-kilometre subway line that will make it faster and easier to travel within Toronto and beyond.
The line will bring 15 new stations to the city and will run from Exhibition Place, through the heart of downtown, all the way to the Ontario Science Centre. It will give people more time back in their days, with a trip from one end to the other taking less than 30 minutes compared to the 70 minutes it takes on transit today. There will also be significant relief from crowding throughout the existing transit network thanks to connections to more than 40 other travel options along the way, including the TTC’s Line 1 and Line 2, three GO Transit rail lines, and the Eglinton Crosstown LRT.
Construction is now underway.
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In the news
An easier ride for this dogwalker on the Ontario Line
September 5, 2023
Not just for downtown commuters, it will help this dogwalker to get work near Jimmie Simpson Park. [Read more]
Ontario Line progress for Toronto’s east end
July 21, 2023
Major transformation underway to bring almost 30,000 people closer to transit. [Read more]
TFC fans excited about Ontario Line subway rides to BMO Field
May 24, 2023
The Ontario Line will get people from Don Mills & Eglinton to Exhibition GO in less than 30 minutes. [Read more]
Find more updates on Metrolinx News.
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Timeline
Learn more about the Ontario Line's procurement milestones on Infrastructure Ontario's project page.
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