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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 the Ontario Science Centre.

Overview

The Ontario Line will run from the Ontario Science Centre through downtown Toronto to Exhibition Station and Ontario Place. The 15.6-kilometre line will run on a mix of tunnelled, above-ground and elevated tracks.

Below you'll find more information about the 15 Ontario Line stations, as well as the other new infrastructure projects required for the Ontario Line.

West stations

Exhibition Station
Exhibition Station serves one of the most popular destinations for sports, concerts and more.
King-Bathurst Station
King-Bathurst Station will be located in the heart of Toronto's Fashion District.
Queen-Spadina Station
Queen-Spadina Station will make it easier to enjoy Queen West and popular spots like Graffiti Alley.

Downtown stations

Osgoode Station
An expanded Osgoode Station will link the Ontario Line directly to Line 1.
Queen Station
An expanded Queen Station will be a vital transfer point with the existing Line 1.
Moss Park Station
An estimated 7,300 people will use Moss Park Station during the busiest travel hour.
Corktown Station
Corktown Station will be only minutes away from the popular Distillery District.

East stations

East Harbour Station
East Harbour will be a new transit hub for Ontario Line and GO services.
Riverside-Leslieville Station
The station is located in one of the city’s most distinct spots for one-of-a-kind shopping.
Gerrard Station
An estimated 3,300 people are expected to use Gerrard Station during the busiest travel hour.

North stations

Pape Station
Pape Station will make it easier to get to and from the Greektown neighbourhood.
Cosburn Station
Cosburn Station will help bring more customers to and from Pape Village and East York.
Thorncliffe Park Station and MSF
Thorncliffe Park Station will bring much-needed rapid transit to this community.
Flemingdon Park Station
Flemingdon Park Station will help meet the significant demand for transit in the neighbourhood.
Science Centre Station
Science Centre Station will connect to the Eglinton Crosstown LRT and local bus services.

Trains and technology

Trains and Technology
The Ontario Line will use modern technology adopted by subway systems around the world.

Other construction projects

Lower Don Bridge and Don Yard Portal
Trains will emerge from the Don Yard portal and continue east on a new bridge across the Don River.
Lakeshore East Joint Corridor
Ontario Line trains will run alongside GO services in the Lakeshore East joint rail corridor.
Gerrard Tunnel Portal
The Ontario Line will move from above-ground tracks to tunnels north of Gerrard Station.
Pape South
The Ontario Line will be underground once it reaches Pape Avenue and Riverdale Avenue.
Don Valley Crossing
A new bridge will carry the Ontario Line across the Don Valley in the north segment.
Construction notices

Information about construction in your neighbourhood.

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Land Acknowledgement

Metrolinx acknowledges that it operates on the traditional territory of Indigenous Peoples including the Anishnabeg, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples. In particular these lands are covered by 20 Treaties, and we have a responsibility to recognize and value the rights of Indigenous Nations and Peoples and conduct business in a manner that is built on the foundation of trust, respect and collaboration. Metrolinx is committed to building meaningful relationships with Indigenous Peoples, and to working towards meaningful reconciliation with the original caretakers of this land.