Starting May 1, vehicles will be diverted off Queen Street between Bay Street and Victoria Street as Metrolinx breaks ground on the Ontario Line’s Queen Station. Toronto transit closure OntarioLine
Starting May 1, vehicles will be diverted off Queen Street between Bay Street and Victoria Street as Metrolinx breaks ground on the Ontario Line’s Queen Station. James Street, between Queen Street West and Albert Street, will also be closed to traffic during construction.
The approach is also more predictable, and will allow for “consistent access” to the downtown core through modified streetcar service.
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