There’s a whole slew of events happening in Toronto this weekend, from the Royal Winter Fair to an art market under the Bentway. But it’s not finding events that’s difficult — it’s getting to them...
4:32 PM Nov 4, 2022
Since this is Toronto, there are quite literally hundreds of ongoing road closures and disruptions, so below are a few of the major ones you’ll want to be aware of this weekend. A full list of road closures can be foundGardiner Expressway westbound lanes blocked from South Kingsway nightly from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. until Wednesday, December 7.
The intersection of King Street West and Shaw Street is fully closed until mid-November for TTC track replacement.College Street from St. George Street to University Avenue is reduced to one westbound laneNo subway service on Line 1 between Sheppard-Yonge and St Clair stations on Saturday, November 5 and Sunday, November 6 to accommodate Eglinton LRT work. Shuttle busses will operate.
Lakeshore West train service will be limited on Sunday, November 6 due to maintenance projects and construction of the Hurontario LRT.
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