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Ontario Line

A new 15.6-km subway line in Toronto that will run from Exhibition Place, through downtown, all the way to Line 5 Eglinton at Don Mills Road.

Construction Notices Fall 2026

Estimated Start Date

Description

Area

November 18

Cosburn

November 13

Front St E

November 11

Exhibition

November 9

Cosburn

November 6

Leslieville

November 5

Don Valley

November 1

Don Yard

October 27

Don Valley

October 26

Pape

October 24

Don Valley

October 23

Pape

October 23

Flemingdon

October 22

Don Valley

Ongoing

Exhibition

October 19

October 19

Flemingdon Park

October 18

Don Valley

October 18

Don Valley

October 16

Gerrard

October 14

Flemingdon Park

October 14

Don Valley

October 13

Thorncliffe Park

October 13

Moss Park

Mid October

Thorncliffe Park

October 8

Pape

October 5

Thorncliffe Park

October 5

Osgoode

October 2

King West/Chinatown

October 1

Don Valley

September 29

Gerrard

September 28

Pape

September 28

Thorncliffe Park

September 25

Don Yard

September 23

Flemingdon Park

September 21

Gerrard

September 14

Exhibition

Construction Notices Summer 2026

Estimated Start Date

Description

Area

Ongoing

Leslieville

September 21

Don Valley

September 21

Don Valley

September 16

Don Valley

September 16

Don Valley

September 16

Don Valley

September 14

Pape

September 14

Thorncliffe Park

September 10

Gerrard

September 9

Osgoode

September 7

Thorncliffe Park

September 7

Leslieville

September 4

Don Valley

September 1

Gerrard

Ongoing

Thorncliffe Park

August 31

Don Valley

August 31

Thorncliffe Park

August 26

Thorncliffe Park

August 26

Don Valley

August 24

Osgoode

August 24

Don Valley

August 24

Thorncliffe Park

August 20

Thorncliffe Park

August 17

Pape

August 17

Moss Park

August 17

King West

August 16

Gerrard

August 10

Cosburn

August 10

Chinatown

August 6

Thorncliffe Park

August 4

Pape-Langley

August 4

King West

August 4

Exhibition

August 4

Queen

August 4

Don Valley

August 4

Chinatown

Ongoing

Don Yard

August 1

Osgoode

July 31

Cosburn

July 29

Pape

July 28

Don Valley

July 28

Flemingdon Park

July 27

Thorncliffe Park

July 27

Bain EEB

July 27

Osgoode

July 22

Don Valley

July 22

King West

July 18

Pape

July 15

Thorncliffe Park

July 13

Thorncliffe Park

July 13

Gerrard

July 13

Flemingdon Park

July 10

Don Yard

July 9

Thorncliffe Park

July 6

Flemingdon Park

July 4

Thorncliffe Park

June 30

Queen

June 29

Thorncliffe Park

June 29

Leslieville

June 29

Pape

June 23

Thorncliffe Park

June 23

Don Valley

June 22

Leslieville

June 22

Leslieville

Ongoing

King West

As early as June 22

Cosburn

June 21

Pape

Construction Notices Spring 2026

Estimated Start Date

Description

Area

June 22

Leslieville

June 22

Leslieville

June 16

Pape

June 16

Gerrard

June 8

Cosburn

Ongoing

King West

May 30

Gertrude

As early as June 22

Cosburn

June 15

Pape

June 8

Don Valley

June 8

Pape and Bain

June 1

Don Yard

June 1

Thorncliffe Park

May 30

Lakeshore East Joint Corridor

May 29

Leslieville

May 26

Gerrard

May 25

Gerrard

May 25

Thorncliffe Park

May 20

Exhibition

May 19

Gerrard

May 14

Sammon and Cosburn

May 14

Sammon and Cosburn

May 13

Don Mills

May 11

Danforth

Ongoing

Exhibition

May 19

Don Valley

May 18

Gerrard

May 14

Thorncliffe Park

May 12

Leslieville

May 11

Gerrard

May 6

Gerrard

May 4

Lakeshore East Joint Corridor

May 4

Flemingdon Park

May 4

Leslieville

May 4

Gerrard

May 4

Thorncliffe Park

May 2

Pape Station

April 30

Leslieville

April 29

Queen

April 27

Flemingdon Park

April 22

Exhibition

March 25

Osgoode

Late March

Pape-Sammon

March 23

Thorncliffe Park

Mid-March

Osgoode

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Land Acknowledgement

Metrolinx acknowledges that we connect communities by building and operating transit within the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples, for whom these lands continue to have great importance. Treaties between First Nations and governments cover these lands, and the promises contained in these Treaties remain relevant to this day. Metrolinx and its employees are committed to understanding the history of these lands and the continued impacts of colonization and take responsibility for actions to advance reconciliation. Metrolinx will continue to seek the knowledge, expertise and experience of Indigenous partners and commits to doing business in a manner that is built on a foundation of trust, respect, and collaboration.