The Ontario Line will be downtown Toronto’s most significant new infrastructure in decades, with three new subway stations to open in Toronto Centre in 2031.
For all of the Ontario Line construction sites, my office will continue to work with Metrolinx to mitigate community impacts like noise and truck haul routes as much as we can.
Corktown Station’s piling and guide walls have been constructed, with excavation expected to begin in the fall/winter. Haul routes are currently being reviewed and discussed with community stakeholders to minimize impacts on local communities. Piling for Moss Park Station is complete and excavation has already begun, while pile drilling for Queen
Station is expected to progress until the end of the year. Hoarding should now be up on all construction sites, and a process to select artwork for the hoarding is underway by Metrolinx. If you are interested in learning more about each station’s community liaison committee, please contact my office for further information.
Our Encampment Dashboard provides updates encampments in parks, how we’re managing them, and outlines City’s new encampment protocol.
As your councillor, enhancing equitable access to recreation facilities has been a key priority. Just like you, I value the Moss Park Arena, our only indoor arena downtown, along with the vibrant outdoor Ice Rink in Regent Park.
The Access to Recreation Program has increased access to swimming lessons and facilities for local students at Winchester, Sprucecourt, Nelson Mandela, and Lord Dufferin schools.
