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The Ontario Line

12/23/2021

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First of all ... what is the Ontario Line?
In a nutshell, this 15.6-kilometre, 15-stop subway line will run from Exhibition Place, through the heart of downtown, and all the way to the Ontario Science Centre. It will give people major relief from crowding on the Line 1 subway and other busy transit lines across the city thanks to connections with dozens of other travel options along the way, from regional GO trains, to existing subways, to new light rail transit lines, and more.
The following images are all extracted from an INFORMATION SITE maintained by Metrolinx.  Reference this site for up-to-date details or upcoming meetings.
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The Ontario Line noting the 15 stops
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For planning purposes, the Ontario Line is divided into four neighbourhoods.  The GDNA Community sits in the West Neighbourhood and is home to two stations, Bathurst/King and Queen/Spadina.
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The Exhibition Station is going to be the most complex, requiring integration with GO transit and the up-routing of residential and commercial sites.
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Bathurst King
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Queen Spadina
The Bathurst King station will have stations placed on the NE and SE quadrants of the intersection.
The Queen Spadina station will have stations placed on the NE and SW quadrants of the intersection.  Above each station property there will be hi-rise development.
Between now and 2029, when the Ontario Line is scheduled for completion, there will be plenty of road closures and community impacts, some more temporary than others.  In mid-December 2021, City Council adopted THIS LIST.
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