Ontario Line
A new 15.6-km subway line in Toronto that will run from Exhibition Place, through downtown, all the way to the Eglinton Crosstown LRT at Don Mills Road.Construction notices
Community bulletins
To find archived community and construction notices, visit the Metrolinx document centre.
Community notice archive
Please find archived Ontario Line community notices below.
- June 15: UPDATED: York Street Track Installation Work: York Street and Richmond Street Temporary Intersection Closure
- May 20: Cable Pulling and Toronto Hydro Excavation on Danforth Ave
- May 1: Site preparation at Queen Street East
- Apr 29: Toronto Hydro Chamber Construction on Pape Avenue
- Apr 29: Construction hoarding installation at Osgoode North Site
- Apr 28: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (April 28)
- Apr 22: Realignment of University Avenue Lanes
- Apr 22: Pick-up & Drop-off at Pape Junior Public School
- Apr 21: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (April 21)
- Apr 16: Notice of Hoarding Installation at Exhibition
- Apr 15: Temporary Traffic Signal Installation along Overlea Boulevard
- Apr 15: Notice of Hoarding Installation at Queen and Spadina
- Apr 15: Tree and Vegetation Removals at Exhibition
- Apr 14: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (April 14)
- Apr 11: Pedestrian Tunnel Installation (Phase 2): Front Street East
- Apr 10: Notice of Hoarding Installation at King and Bathurst
- Apr 9: Trench construction work at Queen Street West and Bay Street
- Apr 8: Sewer Works on De Grassi Street
- Apr 8: Sewer Bypass Installation and Trenching on Pape Avenue
- Apr 7: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (April 7)
- Apr 5: Weekend road closure for demolition at the Dundas St E bridge
- Apr 5: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Overnight Weekend Work (April 5-8)
- Apr 5: Overnight weekend construction in the Don Yard
- Apr 2: Geotechnical drilling and demolition at Sammon Ave and Pape Ave
- Apr 1: Temporary Traffic Signal Installation along Overlea Blvd
- Apr 1: Construction site preparation at Queen St W and James St
- Apr 1: TTC Entrance Closure: Osgoode Station - Northeast Corner
- Apr 1: Don Valley Parkway Traffic Lane Closures
- Early Apr: Notice of Hydro Installation at King and Bathurst (THESL Work)
- Early Apr: Lower Don Bridge east abutment construction
- Late Mar: Demolition and reconstruction at the Queen St E bridge
- Late Mar: Pier construction at the Logan Ave bridge
- Mar 31: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: weekly Overnight Wokr (Mar 31)
- Mar 31: Hoarding Installation at Queen and Spadina
- Mar 27: Pedestrian access closed between Eaton and Lipton Ave at Pape Station
- Mar 25: Pile drilling at Moss Park
- Mar 25: Vegetation Removal near CP Trails and 40 Beth Nealson Drive
- Mar 25: Bus Bay Construction and Bus Canopy Demolition at Pape Station
- Mar 24: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (Mar 24)
- Mar 22: Weekend road closure for demolition at Dundas St E bridge
- Mar 18: Notice of Drilling and Trenching at Exhibition
- Mar 18: Update on archaeological investigations at the Corktown
- Mar 17: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (Mar 17)
- Mar 13: Hydro One tower installation at Don Valley
- Mar 11: Cable Pulling and Toronto Hydro Excavation on Danforth Ave
- Mar 11: Vegetation and tree removals at Overlea Blvd
- Mar 10: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (Mar 10)
- Mar 7: Pier construction at Dundas St E Bridge
- Mar 2: Tree removals on University Avenue Median
- Mar 1: Update: Overnight weekend utility work near the Don Yard
- Late Feb: Demolition and reconstruction at the Queen St E bridge
- Feb 29: Notice of Piling Work at King and Bathurst
- Feb 26: Road Construction at E.T. Seton Park and West Don Crossing
- Feb 26: Ground-level monitoring near Pape, Sammon and Gertrude
- Feb 26: Notice of Hoarding installation at Queen and Spadina
- Feb 26: Notice of Cable inspection at Exhibition
- Feb 25: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (Feb 25)
- Feb 22: Monitoring device installations: Queen St W
- Feb 20: Monitoring device installations near Queen, University, and Simcoe
- Feb 20: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (Feb 20-29)
- Feb 15: Construction in the Rail Corridor from Gerrard St E to Jones Ave
- Feb 15: Pathway closure from Galt Laneway to Gerrard Square
- Feb 14: Notice of Curb Cut and Transit Relocation at Queen and Spadina
- Feb 12: Investigative work in the Don Valley
- Feb 12: Demolition of buildings near Pape Station
- Feb 6: Notice of Overnight Utility Work at Queen and Spadina
- Feb 5: Notice of Overnight Utility Work at King and Bathurst
- Feb 5: Notice of Overnight Utility Work at Exhibition
- Feb 5: Osgoode Hall Gate Installation and Cobblestone Path Removal
- Jan 28: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Night Work (Jan 21-Feb 1)
- Jan 25: Heritage retention and demolition at Queen St W and Simcoe St
- Jan 24: Relocation of Toronto Hydro electrical utilities on Pape Ave
- Jan 22: Demolition and reconstruction work at the Queen St E bridge
- Jan 22: Utility and abutment work at Logan Avenue bridge
- Jan 18: Preparation for upcoming demolition of buildings near Pape
- Jan 18: Monitoring device installation and maintenance on Lombard Street
- Jan 17: Notice of Piling Work at Queen and Spadina
- Jan 15: Utility Investigation Wotk at the Queen St E Bridge
- Jan 14: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (Jan 14-25)
- Jan 13: Laydown and Site Preparation at Osgoode
- Jan 8: Short-Term Demolition Work at the Dundas Street East Bridge
- Jan 8: Lakeshore East Rail Corridor: Weekly Overnight Work (Jan 8-18)
- Jan 8: Overnight utility work near the Don Yard
- Jan 3: Utility Investigations and Monitoring Works at Queen and Yonge
- Jan 2: Noise wall installation at Pape, Riverdale, and Langley
- Jan 2: Heritage and Construction preparation works at Osgoode Hall
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