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The region is growing – an estimated 10 million people will live here by 2041 – but public transit has not kept up to meet that demand.
Improving the transportation network is vital to keeping the growth of our communities sustainable. By providing faster, easier options to move around, traffic congestion and greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced as more people choose transit and leave their vehicles at home.
Metrolinx is building more than 40 kilometres of new subway lines, almost 50 kilometres of new LRT lines, and more than 200 kilometres of new GO train tracks that will bring upwards of 100 new stations and stops throughout the region.
Property acquisition
Why does Metrolinx need to acquire property?
How will I know if my property is being acquired?
How will I know how much property Metrolinx needs, and for how long it is needed for?
What happens if my property is needed?
What is fair market value?
What is expropriation?
What support is available for tenants?
What business-specific support is available?
What if Metrolinx needs to access my property?
Transit corridor lands
What are transit corridor lands?
How will I know if my property is on transit corridor lands?
What does it mean if my property is on transit corridor lands?
I'm pretty far from the proposed route. Why did I get a letter?
How will transit corridor lands prevent delays?
Is the designation of my property as transit corridor land permanent?
When do I need a permit from Metrolinx?
Who can I contact for more information?