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VIDEO: Line 6 Finch West LRT Rear Window Timelapse (10x)

Sat, 13 Jun 2026 08:00:00 -0500

On April 30, 2026, I went out to Humber College to film footage on the Line 6 Finch West LRT for this timelapse video. At first, it didn’t seem like this filming was going to happen. A collision at Weston Road had cut the line in two, and a brake issue further hampered operation. However, just as I was ready to give up, the problems cleared, and I got my footage.

When I filmed the Line 6 Finch West Ride Along video the day after the line opened, a trip between Humber College and Finch West Station was scheduled to take 50 minutes, with the lack of signal priority making even that schedule seem ambitious. Now, almost six months later, signal priority is on, and trips now take 40 minutes — if all goes well. It didn’t fully go well on this trip, and there’s still a sense that the vehicles could travel faster while en route, and the signal priority could be more aggressive, so the line is still operating at a fraction of its potential. It has, however, made improvements.

So, enjoy this slinky timelapse video, featuring the music of Gonemili Grace, as we catch the late-afternoon light across the northwest of Toronto while traveling from Humber College to Finch West Station and back.

Weekend events affect transit services, June 12, 13, 14

Fri, 12 Jun 2026 18:56:34 -0500

Special events in the Ancaster area of Hamilton, Brampton, the Downsview area of Toronto, central Hamilton, Markham, Milton newmarket and Toronto affect transit services this weekend — Friday, June 12, Saturday, June 13 and Sunday, June 14.

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The events affect these routes:

Brampton Transit — 2 Main, 24 Van Kirk, 502 Züm Main.
GO Transit — 1 Lakeshore West trains, 09 Lakeshore East trains; 11 St. Catharines / Burlington, 12 Niagara Falls / Burlington, 18 Lakeshore West buses, 71 Stouffville trains.
Hamilton Street Railway — 2 Barton, 3 Cannon, 4 Bayfront, 20 A-Line express.
Milton Transit — 2 Main, 6 Scott.
Toronto Transit Commission — Line 1 Yonge - University, Line 2 Bloor - Danforth, 29 Dufferin, 47 Lansdowne, 63 Ossington, 84 Sheppard West, 96 Wilson, 101 Downsview Park, 106 Sentinel, 161 Rogers Rd, 301 Queen overnight, 301L Queen overnight shuttle buses, 304 King overnight, 306 Carlton overnight, 307 Bathurst, 309 Harbourfront overnight, 310 Spadina overnight, 311 Bathurst overnight, 501 Queen, 504 King, 506 Carlton, 507 Long Branch, 508 Lakeshore, 509 Harbourfront, 510 Spadina, 511 Bathurst, 512 St Clair, 512 St Clair shuttle buses, 809 Fleet Hub express, 829 Dufferin Gate express, 929 Dufferin express.
{York Region Transit](http://www.yrt.ca/) — 54 Bayview.

The Friday, June 12 events affecting transit services are: Art Crawl; a FIFA World Cup 2026™ match; and The Taste of Little Italy.

The Saturday, June 13 events affecting transit services are: Ancaster Heritage Days; BASH - Barton Annual Street Hang; Brampton Farmers Market; Milton Farmers Market; the Mumford and Sons concert at Rogers Stadium; the Portugal Day Parade; The Taste of Little Italy; and the York Pride parade.

The Sunday, June 14 event affecting transit services is: The Taste of Little Italy.

Ancaster

Ancaster Heritage Days

The City of Hamilton is closing

Wilson Streets West and East Ancaster between Valleyfield Boulevard / Amberley Drive and Old Dundas Road / Rousseaux Street

Saturday morning and early afternoon to accommodate the parade and street festival.

The Hamilton Street Railway is detouring buses while the street is closed.

16 Ancaster

From 9 until 11:30 a.m. Saturday, June 10, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Anson Drive and Garner Road East, then detour:

eastward along Garner East; and then
northward along Southcote Road to Golf Links Road,
resuming their regular path eastward along Golf Links

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Garner Road East at Fiddler’s Green Road South,

on Fiddler’s Green Road South beyond Garden and Enmore avenues and across from Gilbert Avenue,

on Wilson Street East beyond Fiddler’s Green Road South, at St. Margaret Road and Cameron Drive, across from Dalley Drive, at Halson and Church streets, beyond Academy Street and at Rousseaux Street,

on Rosseaux Street beyond Wilson Street East and at Academy Street,

on Mohawk Road at McNiven Road and

on McNiven Road at Orton Avenue and Golf Links Road.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Garner Road East across from Miller Drive and Woodmount Road and at Southcote Road.

Westbound buses operate along their regular path to Golf Links Road and Southcote Road / McNiven Road, then detour:

southward along Southcote Road; and then
westward along Garner Road East;
northward along Fiddlers Green Road South; and then
westward along Amberley Boulevard to Wilson Street West,
resuming their regular path southwestward along Wilson West.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on McNiven Road at Orton Avenue and Mohawk Road,

on Rousseaux Street across from Academy Street,

on Wilson Street East beyond Old Dundas Road, across from Academy Street, at Sulphur Springs Road, across from Halson Street, at Dalley Drive, Jerseyville Road East and Fiddler’s Green Road North,

on Fiddler’s Green Road South at Gilbert Avenue, Oakley Court and across from Enmore Avenue,

on Garden Avenue across from Miller Drive and

on Anson Drive at Garner Road East.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Garner Road East at Woodmount Road and Miller and Anson drives,

on Fiddler’s Green Road beyond Garden Avenue,

on Amberley Boulevard across from Bloomsbury Court and Chippendale Avenue and at Wilson Street West.

Brampton

Brampton Farmers Market

Saturday mornings and early afternoons until October 10, the City of Brampton is closing

Main Streets North and South between Nelson and John Streets

to accommodate the city’s weekly farmers market.

Brampton Transit is detouring service while the street is closed.

2 Main

From 6 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, June 13, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Main Street North and Theatre Lane / Nelson Street West, then detour:

westward along Nelson West, passing, but not stopping at, the Downtown Transit Terminal,
southward along George streets north and south; and then
eastward along Wellington Street West to Main South,
resuming their regular path southward along Main.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Main Street North at Queen Street West and

on Main Street South at Wellington Street West.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Main Street South beyond Wellington Street West.

Northbound buses reverse the detour routing.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Main Streets South at Wellington Street East and John Street and

on Main Street North north of Queen Street.

24 Van Kirk

From 6 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, June 13, southbound buses operate along their regular path to to Main Street North and Theatre Lane / Nelson Street West, then detour:

east- and southbound along Theatre to Queen Street West,
resuming their regular path eastward along Queen West.

Southbound buses skip their regular stop

on George Street North across from Diplock Lane.

Northbound buses operate along their regular path.

502 Züm Main

From 6 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, June 13, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Main Street North and Theatre Lane / Nelson Street West, then detour:

westward along Nelson West, passing, but not stopping at, the Downtown Transit Terminal,
southward along George streets north and south; and then
eastward along Wellington Street West to Main South,
resuming their regular path southward along Main.

Southbound buses skip their regular stop

at Wellington Züm station.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Main Street South beyond Wellington Street West.

Northbound buses reverse the detour routing.

Northbound buses buses skip their regular stop

at Wellington Züm station.

Downsview

Mumford and Sons at Rogers Stadium

The TTC is offering extra transit service to help you travel to and from the concert Saturday. And, its providing free rides home, courtesy of Live Nation Canada.

Line 2 Bloor - Danforth

The TTC operates extra trains along the line from noon until 1 a.m. Saturday, June 13 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

The TTC also provides extra and later service along the line Friday, June 12 to accommodate FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

101 Downsview Park

The TTC extends the path so that buses along the route operate to and from Sheppard West Station from noon until 1 a.m. Saturday, June 13 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

106 Sentinel
84A Sheppard West
96A / 96B / 96D Wilson

The TTC operates extra buses along the routes from noon until 1 a.m. Saturday, June 13 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

Wheel-Trans

A dedicated shuttle service operates between Wilson Station and Rogers Stadium before, during and after the concerts from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6. Board the shuttle buses on the upper bus platform on the southwest corner of Wilson Station.

Line 1 Yonge - University

The TTC operates extra trains along the line from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

The transit agency is assigning extra staff to Downsview Park, Sheppard West and Wilson stations to help you find your way.

Your concert ticket is your ride home. Show your ticket at Downsview Park, Sheppard West or Wilson stations, which will allow you to board free of fare after the concert.

The TTC also provides extra and later service along the line Friday, June 12 to accommodate FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

Hamilton

Art Crawl

From 5 until 11 p.m. Friday evening, the City of Hamilton is closing

James Street North between Murray Street and York Boulevard / Wilson Street

to accommodate the monthly arts festival.

The event affects GO Transit and Hamilton Street Railway services.

GO Transit

18 Lakeshore West

From 5 until 11 p.m. Friday, June 12, expect detours or delays near West Harbour GO Station.

11 St. Catharines / Burlington

From 5 until 11 p.m. Friday, June 12, expect detours or delays near West Harbour GO Station.

Hamilton Street Railway

20 A-Line express

From 5 until 11 p.m. Friday, June 12, southbound buses operate along their regular route to James Street North at Strachan Street, then detour:

eastward along Strachan East;
southward along John Street North; and then
westward along Rebecca Street to James Street North,
resuming their regular route southward along James North.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on James Street North beside West Harbour GO Station, at Colborne Street and beyond Cannon Street West.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on John Street North at Barton Street East and beyond Cannon Street East.

Northbound buses operate along their regular path to James Street North and Main Street, then detour:

eastward along Main East;
northward along John streets south and north; and then
westward along Strachan Street East to James North,
resuming their regular route northward along James.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on James Street South at King Street East and

on James Street North at Rebecca Street and Cannon Street East and across from Colbourne Street and West Harbour GO Station.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on John Street North at King William Street, beyond Cannon Street East and at Barton Street East.

2 Barton

From 5 until 11 p.m. Friday, June 12, inbound buses operate along their regular route to Barton Street East and John Street North, then detour:

southward along John North; and then
westward along Rebecca Street to James Street North,
resuming their regular route southward along James North.

Inbound buses skip their regular stops

on Barton Street East at Hughson Street North,

on James Street North at Colborne Street and beyond Cannon Street West.

Instead, inbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on John Street North beyond Cannon Street East and

on Rebecca Street at Hughson Street North.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Outbound buses operate along their regular path.

The Barton Annual Street Hang also affects service along this route Saturday, June 13.

4 Bayfront

From 5 until 11 p.m. Friday, June 12, inbound buses operate along their regular route to James Street North at Strachan Street, then detour:

eastward along Strachan East;
southward along John Street North; and then
westward along Rebecca Street to James Street North,
resuming their regular route southward along James North.

Inbound buses skip their regular stops

on James Street North beside West Harbour GO Station, at Colborne Street and beyond Cannon Street West.

Instead, inbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on John Street North at Barton Street East and beyond Cannon Street East and

on Rebecca Street at Hughson Street North.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Outbound buses operate along their regular path to York Boulevard and MacNab Street North, then detour:

northward along MacNab North; and then
eastward along Strachan Street West to James Street North,
resuming their regular path northward along James North.

Outbound buses skip their regular stops

on York Boulevard across from MacNab Street North and

on James Street North at Cannon Street East and across from Colbourne Street and West Harbour GO Station.

Instead, outbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on MacNab Street North beyond York Boulevard and at Cannon Street West, Colbourne Street and Murray Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

3 Cannon

From 5 until 11 p.m. Friday, June 12, inbound buses operate along their regular route to Cannon Street East and John Street North, then detour:

southward along John North; and then
westward along Rebecca Street to James Street North,
resuming their regular route southward along James North.

Inbound buses skip their regular stops

on Cannon Street East at Hughson Street North,

on James Street North beyond Cannon Street West and York Boulevard

Instead, inbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on John Street North beyond Cannon Street East and

on Rebecca Street at Hughson Street North.

Outbound buses operate along their regular path.

BASH — Barton Annual Street Hang

The City of Hamilton is closing

Barton Street East between Wentworth Street North and Victoria Avenue North

Saturday morning, afternoon and evening to accommodate the Barton Village Business Improvement Area’s event.

The Hamilton Street Railway is detouring buses, while the street is closed.

2 Barton

From 6 a.m. until 11 p.m. Saturday, June 13, inbound buses operate along their regular path to Barton Street East and Wentworth Street North, then detour:

southward along Wentworth North;
westward along Cannon Street East; and then
northward along Victoria Avenue North to Barton East,
resuming their regular path westward along Barton.

Inbound buses skip their regular stops

on Barton Street East at Wentworth Street North, St. Matthews Avenue and Emerald Street North.

Instead, inbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Cannon Street East at Smith Avenue, Emerald Street North and Victoria Avenue North and

on Victoria Avenue North beyond Cannon Street East.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Outbound buses operate along their regular path to Barton Street East and Victoria Avenue North, then detour:

northward along Victoria North;
eastward along Burlington Street East; and then
southward along Wentworth Street North to Barton East,
resuming their regular path eastward along Barton.

Outbound buses skip their regular stops

on Barton Street East beyond Victoria Avenue and across from St. Matthews Avenue.

Instead, outbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Victoria Avenue North beyond Barton and Ferrie streets east

on Burlngton Street East at Wilfrid Street and Wentworth Street East and

on Wentworth Street North at Mars Avenue and beyond Burton Street.

Art Crawl also affects service along this route Friday, June 12.

Milton

Milton Farmers Market

Saturdays until October 11, the Town of Milton is closing

Main Street East between James and Martin Streets

to accommodate the Milton Chamber of Commerce’s weekly market.

Milton Transit is detouring buses while the street is closed.

2 Main

Until noon Saturday, June 13, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Main Street East and James Street, then detour:

northward along James; and then
eastward along Mill Street to Martin Street,
resuming their regular path northward along Martin.

Westbound buses operate along their regular path .

6 Scott

Until noon Saturday, June 13, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Main Street East and James Street, then detour:

northward along James;
eastward along Mill Street;
northward along Martin Street; and then
east- and southward along Millside Drive to Main Street East,
resuming their regular path eastward along Main East.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stop

on Main Street East at Fulton Street.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Martin Street across from Mill Street and

on Millside Drive east of Martin Street and at Main Street East.

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour routing.

Westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Millside Drive east of Martin Street,

on Martin Street at Mill Street and

on Mill Street west of Garden Lane.

Newmarket

York Pride parade

The Town of Newmarket is closing:

Main Street South between Queen and Water streets and
Water Street between Main Street South and Doug Duncan Drive

Saturday afternoon to accommodate the annual event.

York Region Transit is detouring buses, while the street is closed.

54 Bayview

From 1 until 6 p.m., Saturay, June 13, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Main Street North and Davis Drive, then detour:

eastward along Davis; and then
southward along Prospect Street to Gorham Street / Water Street,
resuming their regular path southward along Prospect.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Main Street North at Davis Drive,

on Main Street South at Simcoe, Queen and Botsford streets and

on Water Street across from Doug Duncan Drive.

Instead, southbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Davis Drive across from The Tannery and at Charles and Prospect streets.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour path.

Northbound buses skip their fegular stops

on Water Street at Doug Duncan Drive and

on Main Street South across from Botsford Street and at Queen Street and Davis Drive.

Instead, northbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops:

on Prospect Street at Grace Street

on Davis Drive beyond Bayview Parkway and beside The Tannery.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Toronto

Toronto events affecting transit services this weekend include: a FIFA World Cup match (June 12); the Portugal Day Parade (June 13); and The Taste of Little Italy (June 12, 13, 14).

FIFA World Cup 2026™ match

The first of six matches in Toronto — Canada versus Bosnia - Herzegovina — takes place at Toronto Stadium Friday, June 12 at 3 p.m.

GO Transit and the TTC are revising services or adding extra service to get fans to and from the match.

GO Transit

12 Niagara Falls / Burlington

From Thursday, June 11 until Friday, July 17, GO is operating more Monday-to-Friday GO buses to and from Niagara Falls to support more travel during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. It’s operating nine extra buses between Toronto and Niagara Falls.

09 Lakeshore East

From Wednesday, June 10 until Sunday, July 5, GO is introducing 15-minute service along the line Mondays to Fridays.

01 Lakeshore West

From Wednesday, June 10 until Sunday, July 5, GO is introducing 15-minute service along the line to get you to and from the match and other FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

It’s offering passengers more Monday-to-Friday trains between Oakville GO Station and Union Station, with some operating directly between Oakville and Exhibition GO stations before ending their trips in Union Station. GO’s also providing more late-night Monday-to-Friday trains to get you home safely.

GO is adding even more service Friday, June 12.

The train that usually starts its trip at 1:07 p.m. in Niagara Falls GO Station leaves, instead, at 12:18 p.m. to arrive in Exhibition at 2:29 p.m. before ending its trip in Union.

Four westbound trains that normally operate express from Union Station, instead drop off or pick up passengers in all stations to provide more service from Exhibition.

Four more trains operate between Exhibition and Union “to provide more capacity and reduce wait times.”

71 Stouffville trains

From Wednesday, June 10 until Friday, July 3, GO operates an extra southbound train along the line. It starts its trip in Unionville GO Station at 4:36 p.m. Mondays to Fridays. It ends in Union Station at 5:15 p.m.

Toronto Transit Commission

(For more details of TTC service changes during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities, view Transit Toronto’s June 6 post.

511 Bathurst

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC slightly revises the path so that streetcars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

^ Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

From 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

And, streetcars skip their usual northbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street,

on Bathurst Street at Fort York Boulevard and Niagara Street.

307 Bathurst overnight

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC is shortening the path so that buses only operate north of Bloor Street West during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. Instead, streetcars along the new, temporary 311 Bathurst route replace route 307 service south of Bloor West.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

311 Bathurst overnight

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC is introducing this new temporary overnight route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. Streetcars along route 311 temporarily replace buses along the 307 Bathurst overnight route south of Bloor Street West.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

Line 2 Bloor - Danforth

Friday, June 12, the TTC is operating extra trains along the line and later service.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC also provides extra service along the line after the Mumford and Sons concert at Rogers Stadium.

29A Dufferin

From 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12, the TTC is operating extra buses along the route.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The Portugal Day Parade also affects service along this route Saturday, June 13.

929A Dufferin express

From 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12, the TTC is operating extra buses along the route.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

829 Dufferin Gate express

From 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12, the TTC provides extra service on the Dufferin Street corridor by operating buses along this temporary express route. Buses operate non-stop between Dufferin Station and Dufferin Gate Loop.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

809 Fleet Hub express

From 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12, when service along the 509 Harbourfront route is at capacity, the TTC may operate non-stop express buses between Union Station and Fleet Hub.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

509 Harbourfront

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC slightly revises the path so that streetcars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

From 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

And, streetcars skip their usual eastbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street.

309 Harbourfront overnight

Starting Sunday, June 7, the TTC is introducing this new temporary overnight route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

Streetcars operate along the same path as cars along the 509 Harbourfront “daytime” route.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

504B King

Friday, June 12, the TTC is increasing service along the route. And, it’s revising the path for streetcars along the 504B (Broadview Stn - Dufferin Gate) branch of the route — but only before, during and after FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches.

By revising the path, the TTC can improve service along Dufferin Street south of King and through Dufferin Gate Loop for buses along the 29 Dufferin, 829 Dufferin Gate express and 929 Dufferin express routes match days.

Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

From 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Friday, June 12, streetcars follow the “daytime” match-day path.

Eastbound “daytime” cars start their trips westbound on King Street West east of Dufferin Street, then proceed:

northward along Dufferin;
eastward along Queen Street West;
southward along Shaw Street to King West,
resuming their usual path eastward along King.

Eastbound “daytime” cars skip their usual stops

in Dufferin Gate Loop,

on Dufferin Street across from Springhurst Avenue and at Liberty Street and King Street West and

on King Street West across from Joe Shuster Way, at Atlantic Avenue and at Douro and Shaw streets.

Instead, eastbound “daytime” cars drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on King Street West [westbound] at Dufferin Street,

on Dufferin Street across from Melbourne Street and at Queen Street West,

on Queen Street West at Sudbury Street, Dovercourt Road, Lower Ossington Avenue and Shaw Street and

on Shaw Street across from Adelaide Street West and at King Street West.

Westbound “daytime” cars operate along their usual path to King Street West at Dufferin Street, ending their trips.

Westbound “daytime” cars skip their usual stops

on Dufferin Street across from Liberty Street and at Springhurst Avenue and

in Dufferin Gate Loop.

From 4 until 8 p.m., streetcars follow the “evening” match-day path.

Eastbound “evening” cars start their trips on the west side of Dufferin Street just north of King Street West, then proceed:

eastward along King West to Shaw Street,
resuming their usual path eastward along King.

Eastbound “evening” cars cars skip their usual stops

in Dufferin Gate Loop and

on Dufferin Street across from Springhurst Avenue and at Liberty Street and King Street West.

Westbound “evening” cars operate along their usual path to King Street West and Shaw Street, then detour:

northward along Shaw;
westward along Queen Street West; and then
southward along Dufferin Street to King West,
ending their trips.

Westbound “evening” cars skip their usual stops

on King Street West at Sudbury Street, across from Jefferson Avenue and at Joe Shuster Way and Dufferin Street,

on Dufferin Street across from Liberty Street and at Springhurst Avenue and

in Dufferin Gate Loop.

Instead, westbound “evening” cars drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Shaw Street at Adelaide and Queen streets west,

on Queen Street West at Ossington Avenue, Dovercourt Road and Gladstone Avenue and

on Dufferin Street at Melbourne Street and King Street West.

63 Ossington

From 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12, the City of Toronto is closing parts of Strachan Avenue and streets in Liberty Village before, during and after FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches.

The TTC is revising the path for buses along the route.

Southbound buses operate along their usual path to Shaw Street and King Street West, then proceed:

westward along King West;
southward along Jefferson Avenue; and then
eastward along Liberty Street to Atlantic Avenue,
resuming their usual path northward along Atlantic.

Southbound buses skip their usual stops

on King Street West beyond Shaw Street,

on Strachan Avenue at Canniff and East Liberty streets,

on East Liberty Street beyond Pirandello Street and at Lynn Williams Street and

on Liberty Street at Atlantic Avenue.

Northbound buses operate along their usual path.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The Portugal Day Parade](#t63p) also affects service along this route Saturday, June 13.

509 Harbourfront route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

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Line 1 Yonge - University

Friday, June 12, the TTC is operating extra trains along the line and later service.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC also provides extra service along the line after the Mumford and Sons concert at Rogers Stadium.

Portugal Day Parade (Toronto)

The City of Toronto is closing

St. Clair Avenue West between Caledonia Road / Caledonia Park Road and Oakwood Avenue

Saturday morning and early afternoon to accommodate the annual parade.

The event affects TTC services.

29A Dufferin

(The TTC has not confirmed detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on information it supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. The TTC may choose to operate buses with a different service path this year.)

From 10 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Sunday, June 13, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Dufferin Street and Rogers Road, then detour:

westward along Rogers;
southward along Old Weston Road; and then
eastward** along Davenport Road to Dufferin Street,
resuming their regular path southward along Dufferin.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dufferin Street at Hope Street, Ascot Avenue, St. Clair Avenue West, Auburn Avenue and Davenport Road.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Rogers Road and Day and Boon avenues, beyond Nairn Avenue, beside Prospect Cemetery, at Caledonia Road and Gilbert, Silverthorn and Kane avenues,

on Old Weston Road beyond Rogers Road, at Lavender Road and Turnberry Avenue, across from Rockwell Avenue and at St. Clair Avenue West and

on Davenport Road beyond Old Weston Road, at Osler Street, Laughton and Symington avenues, across from Caledonia Park Road, at Lansdowne, Primrose and Lightbourn avenues and at Dufferin Street.

^ *Map of the 2025 detour path.

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour path.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dufferin Street beyond Davenport Road, across from Auburn Avenue, at St. Clair Avenue West, across from Ascot Avenue and Hope Street and at Rogers Road.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Davenport Road across from Lightbourn Avenue, at Greenlaw and Lansdowne avenues and Caledonia Park Road, across from Symington Avenue and at Laughton Avenue, Osler Street and Old Weston Road,

on Old Weston Road at St. Clair Avenue West, beyond St. Clair Avenue West and at Rockwell, Turnberry and Kane avenues and Rogers Road and

on Rogers Road at Kane, Silverthorn and Gilbert avenues, Caledonia Road, beside Prospect Cemetery and at Nairn and Boon avenues and Dufferin Street.

47 Lansdowne

From 11:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Sunday, June 13, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Caledonia Road and St. Clair Avenue West, then detour:

southward along Caledonia Park Road; and then
eastward** along Davenport Road to Lansdowne Avenue,
resuming their regular path southward along Lansdowne.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on St. Clair Avenue West beyond Caledonia Park Road,

in Earlscourt Loop and

on Lansdowne Avenue beside #1216 Lansdowne.

Instead, southbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Davenport Road at Lansdowne Avenue (unofficial).

Northbound buses operate along their regular path to Lansdowne Avenue and Davenport Road, then detour:

westward along Davenport;
northward along Old Weston Road; and then
eastward along Rogers Road to Caledonia Road,
resuming their regular path northward along Caledonia.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Lansdowne Avenue beside #1385 Lansdowne and at St. Clair Avenue West,

on St. Clair Avenue West at Caledonia Road and

on Caledonia Road at Norman Avenue, beside #175 Caledonia, beyond Innes Avenue and at Rogers Road.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Davenport Road across from Symington Avenue and at Laughton Avenue, Osler Street and Old Weston Road,

on Old Weston Road at St. Clair Avenue West, beyond St. Clair Avenue West and at Rockwell, Turnberry and Kane avenues and Rogers Road and

on Rogers Road at Kane, Silverthorn and Gilbert avenues.

63A Ossington

From 10 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Sunday, June 13, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Oakwood Avenue and Vaughan Road, then detour:

southeastward along Vaughan;
southward along Bathurst Street; and then
westward along Davenport Road to Ossington Avenue,
resuming their regular path southward along Ossington.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Oakwood Avenue beyond Vaughan Road, at Jesmond Avenue and Rogers Road, beyond Earlsdale Avenue, at St. Clair Avenue West, Rosemount Avenue and Highview Crescent and

on Davenport Road at Ossington Avenue.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Vaughan Road beyond Oakwood Avenue, Winona Drive and Arlington Avenue, at Humewood Drive and Kenwood Avenue, beyond Maplewood Avenue and at Louise Avenue and St. Clair Avenue West,

on Bathurst Street at Alcina Avenue and Davenport Road,

on Davenport Road beyond Bathurst Street, Wychwood Park and Christie Street and across from Shaw Street.

Northbound buses operate along their regular path to Ossington Avenue and Davenport Road, then detour:

eastward along Davenport;
northward along Christie Street;
eastward along St. Clair Avenue West; and then
northwestward along Vaughan Road to Oakwood Avenue,
resuming their regular path northward along Oakwood.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Davenport Road at Oakwood Avenue,

on Oakwood Avenue beyond Burlington Crescent, at St. Clair Avenue West, beyond St. Clair Avenue West, at Earlsdale Avenue, across from Rogers Road and at Jesmond Avenue and Vaughan Road.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Davenport Road beyond Ossington Avenue and at Shaw Street,

on Christie Street at Tyrrell and Benson avenues and St. Clair Avenue West,

on St. Clair Avenue West at Wychwood Avenue,

on Vaughan Road beyond St. Clair Avenue West, across from Louise Avenue, at Maplewood and Kenwood avenues, Humewood Drive and Arlington Avenue and beyond Winona Drive.

161 Rogers Rd

The TTC has not provided detour-routing information. However passengers can expect detours and delays in the area of Oakwood Avenue and St. Clair Avenue West.

512 St Clair

From 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. Sunday, June 13, streetcars operate only between St Clair West and St. Clair station terminals.

Buses replace the cars west of St Clair West Station.

512 St Clair shuttle buses

From 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. Sunday, June 13, buses replace streetcars along the 512 St Clair route west of St Clair West Station.

Eastbound buses start their trips in Gunns Loop, then proceed:

eastward along St. Clair Avenue West;
southward along Old Weston Road;
eastward along Davenport Road;
northward along Christie Street; and then
eastward along St. Clair West to St Clair West Station terminal,
ending their trips.

Eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Gunns Loop,

on St. Clair Avenue West beyond Old Stockyards Road and at Keele Street,

on Davenport Road beyond Old Weston Road, at Osler Street, Laughton and Symington avenues, across from Caledonia Park Road, at Lansdowne, Primrose and Lightbourn avenues, at Dufferin Street and Bartlett Avenue North, across from Oakwood Avenue and at Ossington Avenue and Shaw Street,

on Christie Street at Tyrell and Benson avenues and St. Clair Avenue West,

on St. Clair Avenue West beyond Christie Street, Wychwood Avenue and Vaughan Road and at Bathurst Street and

in St Clair West Station terminal.

(List of stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses start their trips in St Clair West Station terminal, then proceed:

westward along St. Clair Avenue West;
southward along Christie Street;
westward along Davenport Road;
northward along Old Weston Road;
westward along St. Clair West;
northward along Keele Street and Weston Road;
west- and southward along Gunns Road; and then
westward into Gunns Loop,
ending their trips.

Westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops

on St. Clair Avenue West beyond Bathurst Street, Vaughan Road and Wychwood Avenue

on Christie Street beyond St. Clair Avenue West, across from Benson and Tyrell avenues and at Davenport Road,

on Davenport Road beyond Christie Street, across from Shaw Street and Ossington Avenue, at Oakwood Avenue, across from Bartlett Avenue North, at Dufferin Street, across from Lightbourn Avenue, at Greenlaw and Lansdowne avenues and Caledonia Park Road, across from Symington Avenue and at Laughton Avenue, Osler Street and Old Weston Road, and

on St. Clair Avenue West beyond Old Weston Road and

in Gunns Loop.

(List of stops is unofficial.)

Taste of Little Italy

The City of Toronto is closing

College Street between Bathurst and Shaw streets

Friday afternoon and evening and all day Saturday and Sunday and early Monday to accommodate the annual street festival.

The TTC is detouring streetcars during the event.

506 Carlton
306 Carlton overnight

From 3 p.m. Friday, June 12 until 3 a.m. Monday, June 15, eastbound streetcars operate along their regular route to College Street and Ossington Avenue, then detour:

southward along Ossington;
eastward along Dundas Street West; and then
northward along Bathurst Street to College,
resuming their regular route eastward along College.

Eastbound cars skip their regular stops

on College Street at Crawford and Grace streets, Euclid Avenue and Bathurst Street.

Instead, eastbound cars drop off and pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Ossington Avenue at Churchill Avenue,

on Dundas Street West at Shaw Street, across from Grace Street and at Manning Avenue and Bathurst Street and

on Bathurst Street at Nassau and College streets.

Westbound cars reverse the detour routing.

Westbound cars skip their regular stops

on College Street at Bathurst Street, Euclid Avenue, Grace and Crawford streets and Ossington Avenue.

Instead, westbound cars drop off and pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Bathurst Street across from Nassau Street and at Dundas Street West and

on Dundas Street West at Manning Avenue, Grace and Shaw streets and Ossington Avenue and

on Ossington Avenue across from Churchill Avenue.

Inbound buses operate toward downtown.

Outbound buses operate away from downtown.

Hurontario LRT - Dundas: Phase 2 intersection closure, some MiWay detours continue, starting June 15

Fri, 12 Jun 2026 18:44:44 -0500

Metrolinx and its contractors continue building the Hurontario light rail transit line in Mississauga and Brampton. When the line is operating, it will be called the Hazel McCallion Line, to honour the late Mississauga mayor.

Starting 5 a.m. Monday, June 15, the City of Mississauga is closing

Dundas Street east and west of the intersection with Hurontario Street,

near the site of the future Dundas LRT station.

It’s reopening Hurontario to through north-south traffic.

Temporarily closing this part of Dundas accommodates crews who continue installing the centre-running guideway and LRT tracks and completing utility and electrical work related to the traction power substation, during phase 2 of the project.

MiWay is detouring buses along these routes, while the street is closed:

1 Dundas; and
101 Dundas express.

Buses along these routes resume their regular paths through the intersection:

2 Hurontario; and
103 Hurontario express.

Construction on this phase of the project and the resulting MiWay detours continue until June 30 (5 a.m.).

GO Transit operates buses through this intersection along this route:

21 Milton / Mississauga / Toronto.

However, with the City reopening Hurontario to through traffic, GO buses likely resume their regular path.

During phase 1, from 7 p.m. Thursday, June 11 until 5 a.m. Monday, June 15, the City closed the intersection to all traffic and MiWay detoured buses along these and other routes. GO likely also detoured its buses, but didn’t announce service changes.

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1 Dundas

From 7 p.m. Thursday, June 11 until 5 a.m. Tuesday, June 30, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Dundas Street West and Confederation Parkway, then detour:

southward along Confederation;
eastward along King streets east and west; and then
northward along Camilla Road to Dundas East,
resuming their regular path eastward along Dundas.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street West beyond Confederation Parkway and

on Dundas Street East beyond Hurontario Street, across from Jaguar Valley Drive and at Camilla Road.

Instead, eastbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Confederation Parkway beyond Dundas Street West,

on King Street East beyond Hurontario Street, at Sheppard Avenue and Camilla Road and

on Dundas Street East beyond Camilla Road.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour path.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street West at Littlejohn Lane and beyond Jaguar Valley Drive and

on Dundas Street East beyond Hurontario Street and Confederation Parkway.

Instead, westbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Camilla Road beyond Dundas Street East,

on King Street East at Sheppard Avenue and Hurontario Street,

on King Street West beyond Hurontario Street and

on Confederation Parkway beyond King Street West and at Dundas Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

101 Dundas express

From 7 p.m. Thursday, June 11 until 5 a.m. Tuesday, June 30, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Dundas Street West and Confederation Parkway, then detour:

southward along Confederation;
eastward along King streets east and west; and then
northward along Camilla Road to Dundas East,
resuming their regular path eastward along Dundas.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street West beyond Confederation Parkway and

on Dundas Street East beyond Hurontario Street.

Instead, eastbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Confederation Parkway beyond Dundas Street West and

on King Street East beyond Hurontario Street.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour path.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street East beyond Hurontario Street and Confederation Parkway.

Instead, westbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on King Street West beyond Hurontario Street and

on Confederation Parkway at Dundas Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Extra GO trains, buses during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities

Thu, 11 Jun 2026 07:43:38 -0500

TFC fans disembark from a GO train and head towards Liberty Village. Image: GO Transit

To help you travel smoothly across the region during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities in Toronto, GO Transit is increasing train service from June 10 until July 5, and increasing bus service from June 11 until July 19.

Extra trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line

From Wednesday, June 10 until Sunday, July 5, GO is introducing 15-minute service along the line to get you to and from FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

It’s offering passengers more Monday-to-Friday trains between Oakville GO Station and Union Station, with some operating directly between Oakville and Exhibition GO stations before ending their trips in Union Station. GO’s also providing more late-night Monday-to-Friday trains to get you home safely.

For weekend travellers, it’s also adding late-night trains along the line, including new late-night trains Sundays.

GO is adding even more service match days.

Getting to Exhibition GO Station for Monday-to-Friday matches

June 12 and June 26 for the 3 p.m. matches

The train that usually starts its trip at 1:07 p.m. in Niagara Falls GO Station leaves, instead, at 12:18 p.m. to arrive in Exhibition at 2:29 p.m. before ending its trip in Union.

June 17, June23 and July 2 for the 7 p.m. matches

GO’s adjusting nine westbound express trains from Union to drop off passengers at Exhibition.

Getting home after a Monday-to-Friday match:

June 12 and June 26 for the 3 p.m. matches

Four westbound trains that normally operate express from Union Station, instead drop off or pick up passengers in all stations to provide more service from Exhibition.
Four more trains operate between Exhibition and Union “to provide more capacity and reduce wait times.”

Getting to Exhibition GO for a weekend match:

June 20 for the 4 p.m. match

Two extra trains from Burlington GO Station, and one extra train from Oakville to Union Station are available before the match to help support frequent service.
Seven extra trains operate between Union and Exhibition GO “to provide more capacity and reduce wait times.”

Extra trains along the 09 Lakeshore East line

From Wednesday, June 10 until Sunday, July 5, GO is introducing 15-minute service along the line Mondays to Fridays.
It’s also operating late-night trains between Union Station and Durham College Oshawa GO Station Sundays.

Extra trains along the 71 Stouffville line

From Wednesday, June 10 until Friday, July 3, GO operates an extra southbound train along the line. It starts its trip in Unionville GO Station at 4:36 p.m. Mondays to Fridays. It ends in Union Station at 5:15 p.m.

Extra buses along the 12 Niagara Falls / Burlington route

From Thursday, June 11 until Sunday, July 19, GO is operating more Monday-to-Friday and weekend GO bus service to and from Niagara Falls to support more travel during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.
GO is operating nine extra Monday-to-Friday buses and nine extra weekend buses between Toronto and Niagara Falls.

Hurontario LRT - Dundas: Phase 1 intersection closure, MiWay, GO detours, starting June 11

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 17:53:01 -0500

Starting 7 p.m. Thursday, June 11, the City of Mississauga is closing

the intersection of Hurontario Street with Dundas Street,

near the site of the future Dundas LRT station.

Temporarily closing the intersection accommodates crews who are installing the centre-running guideway and LRT tracks and completing utility and electrical work related to the traction power substation. during phase 2 of this part of the project.

MiWay is detouring buses along these routes, while the intersection is closed:

1 Dundas;
2 Hurontario;
101 Dundas express; and
103 Hurontario express.

Closing the intersection likely also affects GO Transit bus service along this route:

21 Milton / Mississauga / Toronto.

However, GO has not announced service changes or detours.

This phase of the intersection closure and the resulting MiWay and GO detours continue until June 15 (5 a.m.)

During the next phase of the project, starting 5 a.m. Monday, June 15, the City reopens Hurontario to traffic, while it continues to close Dundas.

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1 Dundas

From 7 p.m. Thursday, June 11 until 5 a.m. Tuesday, June 30, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Dundas Street West and Confederation Parkway, then detour:

southward along Confederation;
eastward along King streets east and west; and then
northward along Camilla Road to Dundas East,
resuming their regular path eastward along Dundas.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street West beyond Confederation Parkway and

on Dundas Street East beyond Hurontario Street, across from Jaguar Valley Drive and at Camilla Road.

Instead, eastbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Confederation Parkway beyond Dundas Street West,

on King Street East beyond Hurontario Street, at Sheppard Avenue and Camilla Road and

on Dundas Street East beyond Camilla Road.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour path.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street West at Littlejohn Lane and beyond Jaguar Valley Drive and

on Dundas Street East beyond Hurontario Street and Confederation Parkway.

Instead, westbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Camilla Road beyond Dundas Street East,

on King Street East at Sheppard Avenue and Hurontario Street,

on King Street West beyond Hurontario Street and

on Confederation Parkway beyond King Street West and at Dundas Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

101 Dundas express

From 7 p.m. Thursday, June 11 until 5 a.m. Tuesday, June 30, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Dundas Street West and Confederation Parkway, then detour:

southward along Confederation;
eastward along King streets east and west; and then
northward along Camilla Road to Dundas East,
resuming their regular path eastward along Dundas.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street West beyond Confederation Parkway and

on Dundas Street East beyond Hurontario Street.

Instead, eastbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Confederation Parkway beyond Dundas Street West and

on King Street East beyond Hurontario Street.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour path.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street East beyond Hurontario Street and Confederation Parkway.

Instead, westbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on King Street West beyond Hurontario Street and

on Confederation Parkway at Dundas Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

2 Hurontario

From 7 p.m. Thursday, June 11 until 5 a.m. Monday, June 15, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Hurontario Street and Hillcrest Avenue, then detour:

westward along Hillcrest;
southward along Confederation; and then
eastward along King Street East to Hurontario,
resuming their regular path southward along Hurontario.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Hurontario Street beyond Hillcrest Avenue and Dundas Street West.

Instead, southbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Confederation Parkway across from Agnes Street and beyond Dundas Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour path.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Hurontario Street at Dundas Street East and Kirwin Avenue.

Instead, northbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on King Street West beyond Hurontario Street and

on Confederation Parkway beyond King Street West and at Dundas Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

103 Hurontario express

From 7 p.m. Thursday, June 11 until 5 a.m. Monday, June 15, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Hurontario Street and Hillcrest Avenue, then detour:

westward along Hillcrest;
southward along Confederation; and then
eastward along King Street East to Hurontario,
resuming their regular path southward along Hurontario.

Southbound buses skip their regular stop

on Hurontario Street beyond Dundas Street West.

Instead, southbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Confederation Parkway beyond Dundas Street West (unofficial).

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour path.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Hurontario Street at Dundas Street East.

Instead, northbound buses likely drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Confederation Parkway at Dundas Street West (unofficial).

Single-track subway operation, June 8: Wilson to Lawrence West

Sun, 07 Jun 2026 19:19:37 -0500

All day Monday, June 8, the TTC is operating Line 1 Yonge - University subway trains in both directions along a single track only between Wilson and Lawrence West stations.

During single-track operation, both south- and northbound trains may operate along a single set of tracks, while crews work on the opposite tracks. Expect delays of as long as 25 minutes at stations between Wilson and Lawrence West. You’ll have to change trains at Wilson or Lawrence West to continue your trip further south- or northward along the line. Trains also operate more slowly than usually between these stations.

Trains entering Lawrence West and Wilson stations arrive on the opposite side from where they normally arrive. When you arrive at Wilson Station you’ll have to transfer trains to continue your southward journey. When you arrive at Lawrence West Station you’ll have transfer trains to continue your northward journey.

Supplemental shuttle buses operate between Sheppard West and Lawrence West stations. (Or, consider a shuttle-bus alternative.

If you’re travelling to and from Union Station from north of Sheppard West Station, you can also board GO Transit trains at Downsview Park Station at no extra cost.

All stations on this section of Line 1 remain open so you can buy or load PRESTO fare cards, buy PRESTO tickets and connect to TTC or GO buses.

TTC staff will be available on-site in each station to help and direct you to various services. Wheel-Trans is also available.

The TTC explains, “This day-long, state-of-good-repair work is necessary to complete critical infrastructure upgrades that require more time than a standard overnight work window. The completed work will help us remove multiple restricted speed zones and improve system stability.”

This is the last planned TTC subway closure before the FIFA World Cup 2026™.

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Shuttle buses

(We’ve based this part of the post on information available from the TTC during other closures of this section of Line 1. Note that this is unofficial information. The TTC may choose to operate with a different service pattern during this closure.)

Southbound buses start their trips in Sheppard West Station bus terminal, then proceed:

westward along Sheppard Avenue West;
southward along William R. Allen Road;
west- and southward along Transit Road and into Wilson Station bus terminal;
southward along Transit;
south- and westward along Billy Bishop Way;
southward along Dufferin Street;
east- and southward along Yorkdale Road;
southward along Yorkdale and Allen;
eastward along Lawrence Avenue West and into Lawrence West Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.

Northbound buses start their trips in Lawrence West Station terminal, then proceed:

westward along Lawrence Avenue West;
northward along William R. Allen Road;
north- and westward along the Yorkdale access Road;
north- and westward along Yorkdale Road (stopping near Yorkdale GO Bus Terminal);
northward along Dufferin Street;
east- and northward along Billy Bishop Way;
north- and eastward along Transit Road, stopping at Wilson Station bus terminal;
northward along Allen; and then
eastward into Sheppard West Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.

Shuttle-bus alternatives

One way that you can reduce the impact of the closure is by planning ahead, leaving earlier than usually and giving yourself more time to get to where you’re going.

Although shuttle buses replacing subway service will be frequent, they may also be crowded.

Regular TTC buses and streetcars provide less frequent, less direct, but, perhaps, less stressful alternatives.

Consider boarding buses and street cars at subway stations on the Yonge branch of the subway line, instead of the University branch. If you’re travelling from the west, keep riding your bus or streetcar until you reach a Yonge-branch station, instead of exiting at a University-branch station. This applies not just to the closed section of the subway, but to stations north and south of the closure, so you can avoid the University branch entirely.

North of the closed section of the subway, ride:

buses along the 60A / 60B Steeles West route to Finch Station, instead of Pioneer Village Station;
buses along the 36 Finch West route to Finch Station, instead of Finch West Station; or
buses along the 84A Sheppard West route to Sheppard - Yonge Station, instead of Sheppard West Station.

At the closed section of the subway, ride:

buses along the 96A / 96B Wilson or 165 Weston Rd North routes to York Mills Station, instead of Wilson Station; or
buses along the 52A / 52B / 52D Lawrence West route to Lawrence Station, instead of Lawrence West Station.

South of the closed section of the subway, ride:

buses along the 14 Glencairn route to Davisville Station, instead of Glencairn Station;
trains along Line 5 Eglinton or buses along the 34 Eglinton route to Eglinton Station, instead of Cedarvale Station;
streetcars along the 512 St Clair route to St Clair Station, instead of St Clair West Station; and
trains along Line 2 Bloor - Danforth to Yonge Station, instead of St George Station.
streetcars along the 506 Carlton route to College Station, instead of Queen’s Park Station;
streetcars along the 505 Dundas route to TMU Station, instead of St Patrick Station;
streetcars along the 501 Queen route to the area of Queen Station, instead of Osgoode Station; or
streetcars along the 504 King route to King Station, instead of St Andrew Station.

TTC revising routes and services, June 7, to support passengers during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities

Sat, 06 Jun 2026 16:29:28 -0500

Starting this Sunday, June 7, the TTC is increasing service along several routes, as it gets ready to welcome soccer fans from around the world during FIFA World Cup 2026™. The TTC is also introducing temporary overnight streetcar routes and revising routes near and around Toronto Stadium at Exhibition Place, where tournament matches will take place, and at Fort York National Historic Site and The Bentway for the FIFA Fan Festival™.

(When the World Cup is over, Toronto Stadium regains its “real” name — BMO Field.)

During match days, the TTC is further enhancing service.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC says it’s “committed to ensuring everyone feels safe on the system, and is strengthening coverage and visibility across the network for FIFA World Cup 2026™:”

more special constables to enhance system-wide coverage, support vulnerable passengers and allow for quicker response when issues arise.
a new Core Response Bicycle Unit to add mobility and agility during the tournament.
more provincial offences officers to support fare compliance and contribute to overall system safety through high-visibility enforcement.
more contract security guards to broaden front-line coverage and support proactive monitoring across stations and vehicles, helping deter unsafe behaviour.

The TTC is also revising streetcar service to and from Long Branch, New Toronto and Mimico, as it starts a major project to rebuild the tracks in Long Branch Loop.

Sources:

TTC: “FIFA World Cup 2026™ service adjustments,” here;
TTC: “Take the TTC to FIFA World Cup 2026™,” here;
TTC: “Service advisories,” here;
TTC: News release - “The TTC is ready to get fans to FIFA World Cup 2026™ events,” here.
TTC: News release - “TTC enhancing service in advance of FIFA World Cup 2026™, beginning Sunday, June 7,” here;
Steve Munro: “TTC World Cup Plans: April 2026,” here; and
Steve Munro: “TTC Service Changes Effective June 7, 2026,” here.

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The TTC is revising service along these routes and lines: Line 1 Yonge - University; Line 2 Bloor - Danforth; 29 Dufferin; 63 Ossington; 301 Queen overnight; 301L Queen overnight shuttle buses; 304 King overnight; 307 Bathurst; 309 Harbourfront overnight; 310 Spadina overnight; 311 Bathurst overnight; 501 Queen; 504 King; 505 Dundas; 507 Long Branch; 508 Lakeshore; 509 Harbourfront; 510 Spadina; 511 Bathurst; 809 Fleet Hub express; 829 Dufferin Gate express; 929 Dufferin express.

Specifically, it’s: introducing new routes; cancelling routes; cancelling a branch of a route; increasing service along routes and lines; decreasing service along routes; decreasing the frequency of service along routes; revising the paths for buses and streetcars along routes; and making other changes to service along routes.

Introducing new routes

311 Bathurst overnight

The TTC is introducing this new temporary overnight route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. Streetcars along route 311 temporarily replace buses along the 307 Bathurst overnight route south of Bloor Street West.

Starting Sunday, June 7, southbound cars start their trips in St Clair West Station bus terminal, then proceed:

westward along St. Clair Avenue West;
southward along Vaughan Road and Bathurst Street; and then
westward along Fleet Street, Manitoba Drive and the Exhibition Loop access road into Exhbition Loop to turn around.

Southbound cars drop off or pick up passengers at stops

on St. Clair Avenue West beyond Bathurst Street,

on Bathurst Street at Alcina Avenue and Davenport Road, beside #1138 Bathurst, at Dupont Street, Olive Avenue, Bloor Street West, Lennox, Harbord and Ulster streets, across from Nassau Street, at Dundas Street West, Robinson Street, Queen and King streets west, Niagara Street and Fort York Boulevard,

on Fleet Street beyond Bathurst and Bastion streets,

in Fleet Hub,

on Manitoba Drive beyond Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

Northbound cars start their trips in Exhibition Loop, then proceed:

eastward along Exhibition Loop access road, Manitoba Drive and Fleet Street;
northward along Bathurst Street;
eastward along St. Clair Avenue West into St Clair West Station terminal,
ending their trips.

Northbound cars drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Exhibition Loop,

on Manitoba Drive at Strachan Avenue,

in Fleet Hub,

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street,

on Bathurst Street at Fort York Boulevard, Niagara Street, King and Queen streets west, Carr Street, Dundas Street West, Nassau, College, Ulster, Harbord and Lennox streets, Bloor Street West, Barton Avenue, Wells and Dupont streets, Bridgman Avenue, Davenport Road and Nina Street and

on St. Clair Avenue West beyond Bathurst Street.

Starting June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 20 minutes Sundays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.; and

every 12 minutes from about 5:30 until 8 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at stops:

every 20 minutes Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, cars serve passengers at stops:

every 20 minutes Saturdays and holidays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

At stops on Manitoba Drive and Fleet Street and in Exhibition Loop and Fleet Hub, the TTC combines route 311 service with cars along the 309 Harbourfront overnight route.

Starting June 7, cars along both routes together drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 10 minutes Sundays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.; and

every 4 minutes 15 seconds from about 5:30 until 8 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at the stops

every 10 minutes Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.

Starting June 11, the cars serve passengers:

every 10 minutes Saturdays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.

Streetcars along route 311 generally operate more frequently than buses along route 307.

829 Dufferin Gate express

On match days, the TTC provides extra service on the Dufferin Street corridor by operating buses along this temporary express route. Buses operate non-stop between Dufferin Station and Dufferin Gate Loop.

(The TTC has not detailed how the buses turn around at the north end of their paths.)

Southbound buses start their trips on Dufferin Street just north of Bloor Street West [beside Dufferin Station], then proceed:

southward along Dufferin;
westward along Springhurst Avenue;
southward along Fort Rouille Street; and then
eastward into Dufferin Gate Loop,
ending their trips.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

Northbound buses start their trips in Dufferin Gate Loop, then proceed:

northward along Dufferin Street to just north of Bloor Street West [beside Dufferin Station],
ending their trips.

Extra match-day service is available:

from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 2 p.m. until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 2 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 2 pm. until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also making another change to service along the route.

809 Fleet Hub express

On match days, when service along the 509 Harbourfront route is at capacity, the TTC may operate non-stop express buses between Union Station and Fleet Hub

Eastbound buses start their trips at Fleet Hub, then proceed:

eastward along Lake Shore Boulevard West;
northward along Bathurst Street;
eastward along King Street West;
southward along Bay Street; and then
westward along Front Street West to York Street (across from Union Station),
ending their trips.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

Westbound buses start their trips on Front West at York, then proceed:

northward along York;
westward along King Street West;
southward along Bathurst Street; and then
westward along Lake Shore Boulevard West to Fleet Hub,
ending their trips.

Extra match-day service is available:

from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 2 p.m. until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 2 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 2 pm. until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

309 Harbourfront overnight

The TTC is introducing this new temporary overnight route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

Streetcars operate along the same path as cars along the 509 Harbourfront “daytime” route.

Starting Sunday, June 7, the cars drop off or pick up passengers at stops

every 20 minutes Sundays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.; and

every 15 minutes from about 5:30 until 8 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at stops:

every 20 minutes Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, the cars serve passengers:

every 20 minutes Saturdays and holidays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

At stops on Manitoba Drive and Fleet Street and in Exhibition Loop and Fleet Hub, the TTC combines route 309 service with cars along the 311 Bathurst overnight route.

Starting Sunday, June 7, cars along both routes together drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 10 minutes Sundays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.; and

every 4 minutes 15 seconds from about 5:30 until 8 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at the stops

every 10 minutes Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 11, the cars serve passengers:

every 10 minutes Saturdays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.

At stops on Queens Quay West between Lower Spadina Avenue and the Harbourfront streetcar tunnel and in the tunnel, the TTC combines route 309 service with streetcars along the 310 Spadina overnight route.

Starting Sunday, June 7, cars along both routes together drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 10 minutes Sundays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.; and

every 4 minutes 15 seconds from about 5:30 until 8 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at the stops

every 10 minutes Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 11, the cars serve passengers:

every 10 minutes Saturdays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.

507 Long Branch shuttle buses

The TTC is temporarily cancelling service along the 507 Long Branch street during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Shuttle buses replace route 507 service.

The TTC operate shuttle buses along two branches:

the 507L branch (Long Branch - Humber); and

the 507M branch (Marine Parade - Humber).

507L branch

Starting Sunday, June 7, eastbound buses start their trips in Long Branch Loop, then proceed:

eastward along Lake Shore Boulevard West;
northward along Park Lawn Road; and then
eastward along The Queensway into HumberLoop,
ending their trips.

Eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Long Branch Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Thirty-Seventh Street, Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-First, Twenty-Eighth, Twenty-Seventh and Twenty-Second streets, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, at Thirteenth, Tenth, Seventh, Fifth, Third and First streets, Royal York and Miles roads, Norris Crescent, across from Mimico Avenue, at Superior Avenue, across from Burlington and Louisa streets and Legion Road,

on Park Lawn Road beyond Lake Shore Boulevard West and across from #88 Park Lawn, the eastbound off-ramp from the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway and the westbound on-ramp to the Gardiner,

on The Queensway beyond Park Lawn Road, across from Aldgate Avenue and Stephen Drive, beside #125 Queensway and

in Humber Loop.

^ Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

Westbound buses start their trips in Humber Loop, then proceed:

westward along The Queensway;
southward along Park Lawn Road;
westward along Lake Shore Boulevard West; and then
northward into Long Branch Loop,
ending their trips.

Westbound buses serve passengers at stops:

in Humber Loop,

on The Queensway at High Street, Stephen Drive and Aldgate Avenue,

on Park Lawn Road beyond The Queensway, beside #134 Park Lawn, beyond the eastbound off-ramp from the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway, beside #88 Park Lawn and at Lake Shore Boulevard West,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West beyond Park Lawn Road, at Legion Road, Louisa, Burlington and Superior streets, Mimico and Hillside avenues, Symons Street and Royal York Road, across from First Street, at Third and Fifth streets, Islington Avenue, Tenth and Thirteenth streets, Kipling Avenue, Twenty-Second, Twenty-Sixth, Twenty-Ninth and Thirtieth streets and across from Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-Seventh and Thirty-Ninth streets and

in Long Branch Loop.

507M branch

Starting Sunday, June 7, eastbound buses start their trips on Marine Parade Drive east of Silver Moon Drive, then proceed:

east- and northward along Marine Parade;
northward along Park Lawn Road; and then
eastward along The Queensway into HumberLoop,
ending their trips.

Eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops

on Marine Parade Drive at Silver Moon Drive,

on Park Lawn Road beyond Lake Shore Boulevard West and across from #88 Park Lawn, the eastbound off-ramp from the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway and the westbound on-ramp to the Gardiner,

on The Queensway beyond Park Lawn Road, across from Aldgate Avenue and Stephen Drive, beside #125 Queensway and

in Humber Loop.

Westbound buses start their trips in Humber Loop, then proceed:

westward along The Queensway;
southward along Park Lawn Road and Marine Parade Drive;
through Park Lawn Loop;
northward along Marine Parade;
eastward along Lake Shore Boulevard West; and then
south- and **eastward along Marine Parade to Silver Moon Drive,
ending their trips.

Westbound buses serve passengers at stops:

in Humber Loop,

on The Queensway at High Street, Stephen Drive and Aldgate Avenue,

on Park Lawn Road beyond The Queensway, beside #134 Park Lawn, beyond the eastbound off-ramp from the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway, beside #88 Park Lawn and at Lake Shore Boulevard West,

in Park Lawn Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West beside #s 2155 and 2111 Lake Shore West and

on Marine Parade Drive at Silver Moon Drive.

Also starting Sunday, June 7, buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops on Lake Shore Boulevard West between Long Branch Loop and Park Lawn Road:

every 10 minutes Sundays and holidays before about noon;

every 9 minutes from about noon until 7 p.m.; and

every 10 minutes after about 10 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, buses serve passengers at the stops:

every 10 minutes Mondays to Fridays before about 7 a.m.;

every 7 minutes during morning rush hours;

every 8 minutes from about 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.;

every 7 minutes during afternoon rush hours;

every 9 minutes from about 7 until 10 p.m.; and

every 10 minutes after about 10 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, buses serve passengers:

every 10 minutes Saturdays before about 8 a.m.;

every 9 minutes from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 8 minutes from about noon until 7 p.m.;

every 9 minutes from about 7 until 10 p.m.; and

every 10 minutes after about 10 p.m.

Also starting Sunday, June 7, buses drop off or pick up passengers at eastbound stops on Lake Shore Boulevard West between Park Lawn Road / Marine Parade Drive [west] and Marine Parade Drive [east] and westbound stops on Marine Parade:

every 20 minutes Sundays and holidays before about 8 a.m.;

every 22 minutes from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 25 minutes from about noon until 7 p.m.; and

every 20 minutes after about 7 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, buses serve passengers at the stops:

every 25 minutes Mondays to Fridays before about 7 a.m.;

every 15 minutes during morning rush hours;

every 25 minutes from about 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.;

every 15 minutes during afternoon rush hours;

every 25 minutes from about 7 until 10 p.m.; and

every 22 minutes after about 10 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, buses serve passengers:

every 25 minutes Saturdays.

Also starting Sunday, June 7, buses serve passengers at stops on Park Lawn Road and The Queensway:

every 7½ minutes Sundays and holidays before about 8 a.m.;

every 8 minutes from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 8½ minutes from about noon until 7 p.m.;

every 7 minutes 15 seconds from about 7 until 10 p.m.; and

every 7½ minutes after about 10 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, buses serve passengers at the stops:

every 8 minutes 45 seconds Mondays to Fridays before about 7 a.m.;

every 5½ minutes during morning rush hours;

every 8 minutes from about 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.;

every 5½ minutes during afternoon rush hours;

every 8½ minutes from about 7 until 10 p.m.; and

every 8 minutes after about 10 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, buses serve passengers:

every 8 minutes 45 seconds Saturdays before about 8 a.m.;’

every 8½ minutes from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 8 minutes 15 seconds from about noon until 7 p.m.;

every 8½ minutes from about 7 until 10 p.m.; and

every 8 minutes 45 seconds after about 10 p.m.

The TTC is also increasing the hours of service along the route and increasing and decreasing the frequency of service along different parts of the route.

301L Queen overnight

The TTC is shortening the path for streetcars along the 301 Queen overnight route so that streetcars operate only as far west as Humber Loop, during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Buses replace route 301 service west of the Humber River.

Starting Sunday, June 7, eastbound buses start their trips in Long Branch Loop, then proceed:

eastward along Lake Shore Boulevard West;
northward along Park Lawn Road;
eastward along The Queensway and King Street West;
southward along Dufferin Street;
westward along Springhurst Avenue;
southward along Fort Rouille Street; and then
eastward into Dufferin Gate Loop,
ending their trips.

Eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Long Branch Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Thirty-Seventh Street, Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-First, Twenty-Eighth, Twenty-Seventh and Twenty-Second streets, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, at Thirteenth, Tenth, Seventh, Fifth, Third and First streets, Royal York and Miles roads, Norris Crescent, across from Mimico Avenue, at Superior Avenue, across from Burlington and Louisa streets and Legion Road,

on Park Lawn Road beyond Lake Shore Boulevard West and across from #88 Park Lawn, the eastbound off-ramp from the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway and the westbound on-ramp to the Gardiner,

on The Queensway beyond Park Lawn Road, across from Aldgate Avenue and Stephen Drive, beside #125 Queensway, beyond South Kingsway, Windermere and Ellis avenues and Colborne Lodge and Parkside drives, across from Glendale Avenue and at King Street West,

on King Street West across from Wilson Park Road and at Dowling, Jameson, Dunn and Spencer avenues and Dufferin Street,

on Dufferin Street across from Liberty Street and at Springhurst Avenue and

in Dufferin Gate Loop.

Eastbound bus passengers may board eastbound streetcars along the 301 Queen overnight route in the centre-road “island” streetcar stop on The Queensway east of South Kingsway.

^ Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

Westbound buses start their trips in Dufferin Gate Loop, then proceed:

northward along Dufferin Street;
westward along King Street West and The Queensway;
southward along Park Lawn Road;
westward along Lake Shore Boulevard West; and then
northward into Long Branch Loop,
ending their trips.

Westbound buses serve passengers at stops:

in Dufferin Gate Loop,

on Dufferin Street across from Springhurst Avenue and at Liberty Street,

on King Street West across from Spencer Avenue and at Dunn, Jameson and Dowling avenues and beyond Wilson Park Road,

on The Queensway at Glendale Avenue, beyond Parkside and Colborne Lodge drives and Ellis and Windermere avenues, at South Kingsway, at High Street, Stephen Drive and Aldgate Avenue,

on Park Lawn Road beyond The Queensway, beside #134 Park Lawn, beyond the eastbound off-ramp from the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway, beside #88 Park Lawn and at Lake Shore Boulevard West,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West beyond Park Lawn Road, at Legion Road, Louisa, Burlington and Superior streets, Mimico and Hillside avenues, Symons Street and Royal York Road, across from First Street, at Third and Fifth streets, Islington Avenue, Tenth and Thirteenth streets, Kipling Avenue, Twenty-Second, Twenty-Sixth, Twenty-Ninth and Thirtieth streets and across from Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-Seventh and Thirty-Ninth streets and

in Long Branch Loop.

Buses serve passengers:

every 30 minutes from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m. every morning.

Also starting June 7, transit vehicles serve passengers at stops on King Street West between The Queensway / Queen Street West and Dufferin Street (where buses along route 301L and streetcars along the 304 King overnight route operate:

every 7 minutes from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m. every night; and

every 11 minutes from about 5:30 until 8 a.m. Sundays.

And the vehicles also serve passengers at stops on Dufferin Street between King West and Dufferin Gate Loop:

every 11 minutes from about 5:30 until 8 a.m. Sundays.

The TTC both increases and decreases the frequency of service along different parts of the route.

Cancelling routes

508 Lake Shore

Since fewer passengers ride streetcars along the route during summer, the TTC is temporarily cancelling service along the route. Friday, June 5 is the last day until September that streetcars operate along the route. (By temporarily cancelling the route, the TTC also accommodates track construction in Long Branch Loop.)

Eastbound route 508 cars no longer drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Long Branch Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Thirty-Seventh Street, Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-First, Twenty-Eighth, Twenty-Seventh and Twenty-Second streets, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, at Thirteenth, Tenth, Seventh, Fifth, Third and First streets, Royal York and Miles roads, Norris Crescent, across from Mimico Avenue, at Superior Avenue, across from Burlington and Louisa streets and Legion Road, at Marine Parade Drive [west] and beside #s 2155 and 2111 Lake Shore West,

in Humber Loop,

on The Queensway beyond South Kingsway, Windermere and Ellis avenues and Colborne Lodge and Parkside drives, across from Glendale Avenue and at King Street West,

on King Street West across from Wilson Park Road and at Dowling, Jameson, Dunn and Spencer avenues and Dufferin Street, across from Joe Shuster Way, at Atlantic Avenue, at Douro and Shaw streets, Strachan Avenue and Niagara and Tecumseth streets and beyond Bathurst and Portland streets, Spadina Avenue, Blue Jays Way, John Street, University Avenue and Bay Street,

on King Street East beyond Yonge, Church and Jarvis streets, at Sherbourne Street, across from Ontario Street and at Parliament, Sackville and Sumach streets,

on Cherry Street at Front Street East and

in Distillery Loop.

Westbound route 508 cars no longer serve passengers at stops

in Distillery Loop,

on Cherry Street at Front Street East,

on King Street East at Sackville, Sumach, Parliament, Ontario and Sherbourne streets and beyond Jarvis and Church streets,

on King Street East beyond Yonge and Bay streets, University Avenue, John and Peter streets and Spadina Avenue, at Portland, Bathurst, Tecumseth and Niagara streets, Strachan Avenue and Shaw and Sudbury streets, across from Jefferson Avenue, at Joe Shuster Way and Dufferin Street, > + on King Street West across from Spencer Avenue and at Dunn, Jameson and Dowling avenues and beyond Wilson Park Road,

on The Queensway at Glendale Avenue, beyond Parkside and Colborne Lodge drives and Ellis and Windermere avenues and at South Kingsway,

in Humber Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West across from #s 2111 and 2155 Lake Shore West, beyond Park Lawn Road, at Legion Road, Louisa, Burlington and Superior streets, Mimico and Hillside avenues, Symons Street and Royal York Road, across from First Street, at Third and Fifth streets, Islington Avenue, Tenth and Thirteenth streets, Kipling Avenue, Twenty-Second, Twenty-Sixth, Twenty-Ninth and Thirtieth streets and across from Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-Seventh and Thirty-Ninth streets and

in Long Branch Loop.

507 Long Branch

The TTC is temporarily cancelling service along the route during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Saturday, June 6 is the last day (for now) that streetcars operate along the route.

Eastbound route 507 cars no longer drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Long Branch Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Thirty-Seventh Street, Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-First, Twenty-Eighth, Twenty-Seventh and Twenty-Second streets, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, at Thirteenth, Tenth, Seventh, Fifth, Third and First streets, Royal York and Miles roads, Norris Crescent, across from Mimico Avenue, at Superior Avenue, across from Burlington and Louisa streets and Legion Road, at Marine Parade Drive [west] and beside #s 2155 and 2111 Lake Shore West and

in Humber Loop.

Westbound cars no longer serve passengers at stops

in Humber Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West across from #s 2111 and 2155 Lake Shore West, beyond Park Lawn Road, at Legion Road, Louisa, Burlington and Superior streets, Mimico and Hillside avenues, Symons Street and Royal York Road, across from First Street, at Third and Fifth streets, Islington Avenue, Tenth and Thirteenth streets, Kipling Avenue, Twenty-Second, Twenty-Sixth, Twenty-Ninth and Thirtieth streets and across from Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-Seventh and Thirty-Ninth streets and

in Long Branch Loop.

Instead, starting Sunday, June 7, the TTC operates shuttle buses along the temporary 507 Long Branch route. However, these westbound route 507 stops receive no transit service, starting June 7:

on Lake Shore Boulevard West across from #s 2111 and 2155 Lake Shore West.

Cancelling a branch of a route

510A Spadina

The TTC is shortening the path so that streetcars operate only between Spadina Station and Spadina / Queens Quay Loop. By shortening the path, the TTC can increase the frequency of service along the 509 Harbourfront route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

By shortening the path, the TTC is, in effect, temporarily cancelling service along the 510A (Spadina Stn - Union Stn via Queens Quay) branch of the route. Starting Sunday, June 7, all cars operate along the 510B (Spadina Stn - Queens Quay) banch of the route.

The TTC is also cancelling a branch of the route, increasing and decreasing the frequency of service and making another change to service along the route.

Increasing service along routes and lines

511 Bathurst

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC slightly revises the path so that streetcars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

^ Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

After FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

After matches, streetcars skip their usual northbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street,

on Bathurst Street at Fort York Boulevard and Niagara Street.

By requiring streetcars to skip these stops, the TTC intends to improve service to passengers travelling towards subway stations as large volumes of passengers exit Toronto Stadium and the FIFA Fan Festival after the matches.

“After-match” restrictions are in effect:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service along the route and making other changes to service along the route.

Line 2 Bloor - Danforth

The TTC is operating extra trains along the line and later service on match days.

Extra and later match-day service is available:

Friday, June 12;

Wednesday, June 17;

Saturday, June 20;

Tuesday, June 23;

Friday, June 26; and

Thursday, July 2.

29A Dufferin

The TTC is operating extra buses along the route on match days.

Extra match-day service is available:

from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 2 p.m. until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 2 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 2 pm. until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

^ Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC is also making another change to service along the route.

929 Dufferin express

Starting Sunday, June 7, buses start operating along the route early Sunday-and-holiday evenings.

Buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 8 minutes from about 7 until 10 p.m.

The TTC is operating extra buses along the route on match days.

Extra match-day service is available:

from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 2 p.m. until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 2 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 2 pm. until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

^ Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC is also making another change to service along the route.

509 Harbourfront

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC slightly revises the path so that streetcars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, cars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

^ Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC is also decreasing service and increasing the frequency of service along the route and making other changes to service along the route.

507 Long Branch shuttle buses

The TTC is temporarily cancelling service along the 507 Long Branch streetcar route during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Shuttle buses replace route 507 streetcars.

The buses operate with longer hours than the cars — continuing to drop off or pick up passengers at stops every evening after about 10 p.m.

Starting Sunday, June 7, buses serve passengers at stops late Sunday-and-holiday evenings:

every 10 minutes **on Lake Shore Boulevard West between Long Branch Loop and Park Lawn Road / Marine Parade Drive [west];

every 20 minutes **eastbound on Lake Shore West between Park Lawn / Marine Parade [west] and Marine Parade [east]; and

every 7½ minutes **on Park Lawn and The Queensway.

Starting Monday, June 8, buses serve passengers at stops late Monday-to-Friday evenings:

every 10 minutes on Lake Shore West between Long Branch and Park Lawn;

every 22 minutes on Lake Shore between Park Lawn and Marine Parade [east]; and

every 8 minutes on Park Lawn and Queensway.

Starting Saturday, June 13,buses serve passengers at stops late Saturday evenings:

every 10 minutes on Lake Shore West between Long Branch and Park Lawn;

every 25 minutes on Lake Shore between Park Lawn and Marine Parade [east]; and

every 8 minutes 45 seconds on Park Lawn and Queensway.

The TTC is also increasing and decreasing the frequency of service along different parts of the route.

Line 1 Yonge - University

The TTC is operating extra trains along the line and later service on match days.

Extra and later match-day service is available:

Friday, June 12;

Wednesday, June 17;

Saturday, June 20;

Tuesday, June 23;

Friday, June 26; and

Thursday, July 2.

Decreasing service along routes

307 Bathurst overnight

The TTC is shortening the path so that buses only operate north of Bloor Street West during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. Instead, streetcars along the new, temporary 311 Bathurst route replace route 307 service south of Bloor West.

Starting June 7, southbound buses no longer drop off or pick up passengers at stops

on Bathurst Street at Bloor Street West, Lennox, Harbord and Ulster streets, across from Nassau Street, at Dundas Street West, Robinson Street, Queen and King streets west, Niagara Street and Fort York Boulevard,

on Fort York Boulevard beyond Bathurst Street, across from Gzowski Boulevard and at Lake Shore Boulevard West,

on Princes’ Boulevard at Strachan Avenue,

on Manitoba Drive beyond Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

These southbound route 307 stops have no transit service during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities:

Fort York Boulevard; Princes’ Boulevard.

Northbound buses no longer serve passengers at stops

in Exhibition Loop,

on Manitoba Drive at Strachan Avenue,

on Fort York Boulevard beyond Fleet, Bastion and Iannuzzi streets and

on Bathurst Street at Fort York Boulevard, Niagara Street, King and Queen streets west, Carr Street, Dundas Street West, Nassau, College, Ulster, Harbord and Lennox streets and Bloor Street West.

These northbound route 307 stops have no transit service during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities:

Fort York Boulevard.

Streetcars along route 311 generally operate more frequently than buses along route 307.

511 Bathurst

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC slightly revises the path so that streetcars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

After FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

After matches, streetcars skip their usual northbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street,

on Bathurst Street at Fort York Boulevard and Niagara Street.

By requiring streetcars to skip these stops, the TTC intends to improve service to passengers travelling towards subway stations as large volumes of passengers exit Toronto Stadium and the FIFA Fan Festival after the matches.

“After-match” restrictions are in effect:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service along the route and making other changes to service along the route.

509 Harbourfront

Sunday, May 31 was the last day that streetcars operate along the route from about 5:30 until 8 a.m. Sundays.

Instead, streetcars along the new, temporary 309 Harbourfront overnight route operate during that time. The TTC is maintaining service levels with the cars continuing to drop off or pick up passengers at stops every 14 minutes.

Starting Sunday, July 7 cars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

After FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

After matches, streetcars skip their usual eastbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street.

By requiring streetcars to skip these stops, the TTC intends to improve service to passengers travelling towards subway stations as large volumes of passengers exit Toronto Stadium and the FIFA Fan Festival after the matches.

“After-match” restrictions are in effect:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service along the route, revising the path for streetcars and making other changes to service along the route.

Increasing the frequency of service along routes

307 Bathurst overnight

The TTC is shortening the path so that buses only operate north of Bloor Street West during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. Instead, streetcars along the new, temporary 311 Bathurst route replace route 307 service south of Bloor West.

Streetcars along route 311 generally operate more frequently than buses along route 307.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops south of Bloor Street West:

every 20 minutes (route 311 cars), instead of every 30 minutes (route 307 buses), Sundays and holidays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at the stops:

every 20 minutes, instead of every 30 minutes, Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

311 Bathurst overnight

The TTC is introducing this new temporary overnight route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. Streetcars along route 311 temporarily replace buses along the 307 Bathurst overnight route south of Bloor Street West.

Streetcars along route 311 generally operate more frequently than buses along route 307.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops between St Clair Avenue West and Bloor Street West (where both buses along route 307 and streetcars along route 311 operate):

every 12½ minutes , instead of every 30 minutes, Sundays and holidays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at the stops:

every 12½ minutes , instead of every 30 minutes, Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, the cars serve passengers:

every 10 minutes , instead of every 20 minutes, Saturdays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops south of Bloor Street West:

every 20 minutes (route 311 cars), instead of every 30 minutes (route 307 buses), Sundays and holidays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at the stops:

every 20 minutes, instead of every 30 minutes, Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

511 Bathurst

The TTC is increasing the frequency of service along the route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 5 minutes, instead of every 6 minutes, Sundays and holidays from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 5 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, from about 7 until 10 p.m.; and

every 5 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, after about 10 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, cars serve passengers at stops:

every 5 minutes, instead of every 6 minutes, Mondays to Fridays from about 9 a.m. until 7 p.m.;

every 5 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, after about 7 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 9, cars serve passengers:

every 5 minutes, instead of every 6 minutes, Saturdays from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 6 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, from about 7 until 10 p.m.; and

every 5 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, after about 10 p.m.

The TTC is also revising the path for streetcars along the route and making other changes to service along the route.

509 Harbourfront

The TTC is increasing the frequency of service along the route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 5 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Sundays and holidays from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 4 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, from about noon until 7 p.m.; and

every 5 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, after about 7 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, cars serve passengers at stops:

every 6 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, Mondays to Fridays during morning rush hours;

every 5 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, from about 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.;

every 5 minutes, instead of every 9½ minutes, during afternoon rush hours; and

every 5 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, after about 7 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, cars serve passengers:

every 5 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Saturdays from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 4 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, from about noon until 10 p.m.; and

every 5 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, after about 10 p.m.

The TTC is also decreasing service along the route, revising the path for streetcars along the route and making other changes to service along the route.

304 King overnight

The TTC is temporarily operating buses along the 301L Queen overnight route to supplement overnight service along two sections of route 304, resulting in more frequent service.

Starting Sunday, June 7, transit vehicles serve passengers at stops on King Street West between The Queensway / Queen Street West and Dufferin Street (where buses along route 301L and streetcars along the 304 King overnight route operate:

every 7 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m. every night; and

every 11 minutes, instead of every 14 minutes, from about 5:30 until 8 a.m. Sundays.

And the vehicles also serve passengers at stops on Dufferin Street between King West and Dufferin Gate Loop:

every 11 minutes, instead of every 14 minutes, from about 5:30 until 8 a.m. Sundays.

504A / 504B King

The TTC is increasing the frequency of service along the route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops east and south of King Street East / Sumach Street and west of King West / Dufferin Street:

every 8 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Sundays and holidays from about noon until 7 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, cars serve passengers at the stops:

every 8 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Mondays to Fridays from about 9 a.m. until 10 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, cars serve passengers:

every 8 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Saturdays from about noon until 7 p.m.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops between King Street East / Sumach Street and King West / Dufferin Street:

every 4 minutes, instead of every 5 minutes, Sundays and holidays from about noon until 7 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, cars serve passengers at the stops:

every 4 minutes, instead of every 5 minutes, Mondays to Fridays from about 9 a.m. until 10 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, cars serve passengers:

every 4 minutes, instead of every 5 minutes, Saturdays from about noon until 7 p.m.

The TTC is also revising the path for streetcars and making another change to service along the route.

507L Long Branch shuttle buses

The TTC is temporarily cancelling service along the 507 Long Branch street during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Shuttle buses replace route 507 streetcars. Since the buses carry fewer passengers than streetcars, the TTC is increasing the frequency of service at stops on Lake Shore Boulevard West between Long Branch Loop and Park Lawn Road / Marine Parade Drive [west].

Starting Sunday, June 7, buses drop off or pick up passengers at the stops:

every 10 minutes, instead of every 12 minutes, Sundays and holidays before about 8 a.m.; and

every 9 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about noon until 10 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, buses serve passengers at the stops:

every 7 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Mondays to Fridays during morning rush hours;

every 8 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.;

every 7 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, during afternoon rush hours; and

every 9 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 7 until 10 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, buses serve passengers:

every 10 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Saturdays before about 8 a.m.;

every 9 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 8 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about noon until 7 p.m.; and

every 9 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 7 until 10 p.m.

The TTC is also increasing the hours of service along the entire route and decreasing the frequency of service along another part of the route.

301 Queen overnight
301L Queen overnight shuttle buses

The TTC is shortening the path for streetcars along the 301 Queen overnight route so that streetcars operate only as far west as Humber Loop, during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Buses replace route 301 service west of the Humber River.

Starting Sunday, June 7, transit vehicles drop off or pick up passengers at stops on The Queensway between the Humber River and Roncesvalles Avenue / King Street West (where both buses along route 301L and streetcars along route 301 operate):

every 12½ minutes, instead of every 20 minutes, from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m. every morning.

The TTC is also decreasing the frequency of service along another part of the routes.

510 Spadina

The TTC is shortening the path so that streetcars operate only between Spadina Station and Spadina / Queens Quay Loop. By shortening the path, the TTC can increase the frequency of service along the 509 Harbourfront route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

To accommodate the shorter path, the transit agency is adjusting the schedules, providing passengers with more frequent and less frequent service Mondays to Fridays.

Starting Monday, June 8, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 9 minutes, instead of every 9½ minutes, after about 10 p.m.

The TTC is also cancelling a branch of the route and making another change to service along the route.

310 Spadina overnight

At stops on Queens Quay West between Lower Spadina Avenue and the Harbourfront streetcar tunnel and in the tunnel, the TTC combines route 310 service with streetcars along the new, temporary 309 Harbourfront overnight route.

Starting Sunday, June 7, cars along both routes together drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

every 10 minutes Sundays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.; and

every 4 minutes 15 seconds from about 5:30 until 8 a.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, the cars serve passengers at the stops

every 10 minutes Mondays to Fridays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 11, the cars serve passengers:

every 10 minutes Saturdays from about 1:30 until 5:30 p.m.

Decreasing the frequency of service along routes

304 King overnight

The TTC is decreasing the frequency of service along the route to reallocate streetcars to the temporary 309 Harbourfront overnight route.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops along the route:

every 12 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m.

The TTC is also offering passengers more frequent service along two sections of the route.

301 Queen overnight
301L Queen overnight

The TTC is shortening the path for streetcars along the 301 Queen overnight route so that streetcars operate only as far west as Humber Loop, during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Buses replace route 301 service west of the Humber River.

Starting Sunday, June 7, transit vehicles drop off or pick up passengers less frequently at stops on Lake Shore Boulevard West between Long Branch Loop and Park Lawn Road / Marine Parade Drive:

every 30 minutes (route 301L buses), instead of every 20 minutes (route 301 streetcars), from about 1:30 until 5:30 a.m. each night.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service along another part of the bus route.

507L Long Branch shuttle buses

The TTC is temporarily cancelling service along the 507 Long Branch street during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Shuttle buses replace route 507 streetcars. The buses provide less frequent service to eastbound stops on Lake Shore Boulevard West between Park Lawn Road / Marine Parade Drive [west] and Marine Parade [east].

Starting Sunday, June 7, buses drop off or pick up passengers at the stops:

every 20 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Sundays and holidays before about 8 a.m.;

every 22 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 25 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, from about noon until 7 p.m.; and

every 20 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, from about 7 until 10 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, buses serve passengers at the stops:

every 15 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Mondays to Fridays during morning rush hours;

every 25 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.;

every 15 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, during afternoon rush hours; and

every 25 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, from about 7 until 10 p.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, buses serve passengers:

every 25 minutes, instead of every 10 minutes, Saturdays before about 10 p.m.

The TTC is also increasing the hours of service along the entire route and increasing the frequency of service along another part of the route.

510 Spadina

The TTC is shortening the path so that streetcars operate only between Spadina Station and Spadina / Queens Quay Loop. By shortening the path, the TTC can increase the frequency of service along the 509 Harbourfront route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

To accommodate the shorter path, the transit agency is adjusting the schedules, providing passengers with more frequent and less frequent service during various times of the week.

Starting Sunday, June 7, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at stops

every 5 minutes, instead of every 4 minutes 52 seconds, Sundays and holidays from about 8 a.m. until noon; and

every 10 minutes, instead of every 9½ minutes after about 10 p.m.

Starting Monday, June 8, cars serve passengers at stops

every 10 minutes, instead of every 9 minutes, Mondays to Fridays before about 7 a.m.

Starting Saturday, June 13, cars serve passengers:

every 10 minutes, instead of every 9½ minutes, Saturdays before about 8 a.m.;

every 5 minutes, instead of every 4 minutes 15 seconds, from about 8 a.m. until noon;

every 4 minutes, instead of every 3 minutes 52 seconds, from about noon until 7 p.m.; and

every 10 minutes, instead of every 9 ½ minutes, after about 10 p.m.

The TTC is also cancelling a branch of the route and making another change to service along the route.

Revising the paths for buses and streetcars along routes

511 Bathurst

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC slightly revises the path so that streetcars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

^ Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

After FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

After matches, streetcars skip their usual northbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street,

on Bathurst Street at Fort York Boulevard and Niagara Street.

By requiring streetcars to skip these stops, the TTC intends to improve service to passengers travelling towards subway stations as large volumes of passengers exit Toronto Stadium and the FIFA Fan Festival after the matches.

“After-match” restrictions are in effect:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service along the route and making other changes to service along the route.

307 Bathurst overnight

The TTC is shortening the path so that buses only operate north of Bloor Street West during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. Instead, streetcars along the new, temporary 311 Bathurst route replace route 307 service south of Bloor West.

Starting June 7, southbound buses operate along their usual path to Bathurst Street at Bathurst Station bus terminal, ending their trips.

Southbound buses no longer drop off or pick up passengers at stops

on Bathurst Street at Bloor Street West, Lennox, Harbord and Ulster streets, across from Nassau Street, at Dundas Street West, Robinson Street, Queen and King streets west, Niagara Street and Fort York Boulevard,

on Fort York Boulevard beyond Bathurst Street, across from Gzowski Boulevard and at Lake Shore Boulevard West,

on Princes’ Boulevard at Strachan Avenue,

on Manitoba Drive beyond Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

These southbound route 307 stops have no transit service during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities:

Fort York Boulevard; Princes’ Boulevard.

Northbound buses no longer serve passengers at stops

in Exhibition Loop,

on Manitoba Drive at Strachan Avenue,

on Fort York Boulevard beyond Fleet, Bastion and Iannuzzi streets and

on Bathurst Street at Fort York Boulevard, Niagara Street, King and Queen streets west, Carr Street, Dundas Street West, Nassau, College, Ulster, Harbord and Lennox streets and Bloor Street West.

Streetcars along route 311 generally operate more frequently than buses along route 307.

509 Harbourfront

Starting Sunday, July 7, the TTC slightly revises the path so that streetcars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

After FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

After matches, streetcars skip their usual eastbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street.

By requiring streetcars to skip these stops, the TTC intends to improve service to passengers travelling towards subway stations as large volumes of passengers exit Toronto Stadium and the FIFA Fan Festival after the matches.

“After-match” restrictions are in effect:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also decreasing service and increasing the frequency of service along the route, revising the path for streetcars and making other changes to service along the route.

504B King

The TTC is revising the path for streetcars along the 504B (Broadview Stn - Dufferin Gate) branch of the route — but only before, during and after FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches.

By revising the path, the TTC can improve service along Dufferin south of King and through Dufferin Gate Loop for buses along the 29 Dufferin, 829 Dufferin Gate express and 929 Dufferin express routes match days.

Images, TTC via Steve Munro.

From as much as five hours before kickoff until one hour after kickoff, streetcars follow the “daytime” match-day path.

Eastbound “daytime” cars start their trips westbound on King Street West east of Dufferin Street, then proceed:

northward along Dufferin;
eastward along Queen Street West;
southward along Shaw Street to King West,
resuming their usual path eastward along King.

Eastbound “daytime” cars skip their usual stops

in Dufferin Gate Loop,

on Dufferin Street across from Springhurst Avenue and at Liberty Street and King Street West and

on King Street West across from Joe Shuster Way, at Atlantic Avenue and at Douro and Shaw streets.

Instead, eastbound “daytime” cars drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on King Street West [westbound] at Dufferin Street,

on Dufferin Street across from Melbourne Street and at Queen Street West,

on Queen Street West at Sudbury Street, Dovercourt Road, Lower Ossington Avenue and Shaw Street and

on Shaw Street across from Adelaide Street West and at King Street West.

Westbound “daytime” cars operate along their usual path to King Street West at Dufferin Street, ending their trips.

Westbound “daytime” cars skip their usual stops

on Dufferin Street across from Liberty Street and at Springhurst Avenue and

in Dufferin Gate Loop.

From one hour after kickoff until as much as five hours after kickoff, streetcars follow the “evening” match-day path.

Eastbound “evening” cars start their trips on the west side of Dufferin Street just north of King Street West, then proceed:

eastward along King West to Shaw Street,
resuming their usual path eastward along King.

Eastbound “evening” cars cars skip their usual stops

in Dufferin Gate Loop and

on Dufferin Street across from Springhurst Avenue and at Liberty Street and King Street West.

Westbound “evening” cars operate along their usual path to King Street West and Shaw Street, then detour:

northward along Shaw;
westward along Queen Street West; and then
southward along Dufferin Street to King West,
ending their trips.

Westbound “evening” cars skip their usual stops

on King Street West at Sudbury Street, across from Jefferson Avenue and at Joe Shuster Way and Dufferin Street,

on Dufferin Street across from Liberty Street and at Springhurst Avenue and

in Dufferin Gate Loop.

Instead, westbound “evening” cars drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Shaw Street at Adelaide and Queen streets west,

on Queen Street West at Ossington Avenue, Dovercourt Road and Gladstone Avenue and

on Dufferin Street at Melbourne Street and King Street West.

Route 504B cars follow the “daytime” path:

from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 23;

from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 2 pm. until 8 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

Route 504B cars follow the “evening” path:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service and making other changes to service along the route.

63 Ossington

The City of Toronto is closing parts of Strachan Avenue and streets in Liberty Village before, during and after FIFA World Cup 2026™.

During those times, the TTC is revising the path for buses along the route.

Southbound buses operate along their usual path to Shaw Street and King Street West, then proceed:

westward along King West;
southward along Jefferson Avenue; and then
eastward along Liberty Street to Atlantic Avenue,
resuming their usual path northward along Atlantic.

Southbound buses skip their usual stops

on King Street West beyond Shaw Street,

on Strachan Avenue at Canniff and East Liberty streets,

on East Liberty Street beyond Pirandello Street and at Lynn Williams Street and

on Liberty Street at Atlantic Avenue.

Northbound buses operate along their usual path.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The transit agency is revising the path:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also making another change to service along the route.

501C Queen

The TTC is shortening the path so that streetcars operate only as far west as Humber Loop, during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Shuttle buses along the 507L / 507M Long Branch route replace route 501 service west of the Humber River.

Starting Sunday, June 7, eastbound route 501C cars no longer drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Long Branch Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Thirty-Seventh Street, Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-First, Twenty-Eighth, Twenty-Seventh and Twenty-Second streets, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, at Thirteenth, Tenth, Seventh, Fifth, Third and First streets, Royal York and Miles roads, Norris Crescent, across from Mimico Avenue, at Superior Avenue, across from Burlington and Louisa streets and Legion Road, at Marine Parade Drive [west] and beside #s 2155 and 2111 Lake Shore West.

^ Image, TTC via Steve Munro.

Westbound cars no longer serve passengers at stops

on Lake Shore Boulevard West across from #s 2111 and 2155 Lake Shore West, beyond Park Lawn Road, at Legion Road, Louisa, Burlington and Superior streets, Mimico and Hillside avenues, Symons Street and Royal York Road, across from First Street, at Third and Fifth streets, Islington Avenue, Tenth and Thirteenth streets, Kipling Avenue, Twenty-Second, Twenty-Sixth, Twenty-Ninth and Thirtieth streets and across from Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-Seventh and Thirty-Ninth streets and

in Long Branch Loop.

301 Queen overnight

The TTC is shortening the path so that streetcars operate only as far west as Humber Loop, during track construction in Long Branch Loop. Buses route replace route 301 service west of the Humber River.

Starting Sunday, June 7, eastbound route 501C cars no longer drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Long Branch Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Thirty-Seventh Street, Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-First, Twenty-Eighth, Twenty-Seventh and Twenty-Second streets, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, at Thirteenth, Tenth, Seventh, Fifth, Third and First streets, Royal York and Miles roads, Norris Crescent, across from Mimico Avenue, at Superior Avenue, across from Burlington and Louisa streets and Legion Road, at Marine Parade Drive [west] and beside #s 2155 and 2111 Lake Shore West.

Westbound cars no longer serve passengers at stops

on Lake Shore Boulevard West across from #s 2111 and 2155 Lake Shore West, beyond Park Lawn Road, at Legion Road, Louisa, Burlington and Superior streets, Mimico and Hillside avenues, Symons Street and Royal York Road, across from First Street, at Third and Fifth streets, Islington Avenue, Tenth and Thirteenth streets, Kipling Avenue, Twenty-Second, Twenty-Sixth, Twenty-Ninth and Thirtieth streets and across from Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-Seventh and Thirty-Ninth streets and

in Long Branch Loop.

510 Spadina

The TTC is shortening the path so that streetcars operate only between Spadina Station and Spadina / Queens Quay Loop. By shortening the path, the TTC can increase the frequency of service along the 509 Harbourfront route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

South- and eastbound cars no longer drop off or pick up passengers at stops:

on Queens Quay West at Rees Street and beside the Harbourfront Centre and

in the Harbourfront streetcar tunnel

in Queens Quay / Ferry Docks Station; and

in Union Station.

West- and northbound cars no longer serve passengers at stops:

in the Harbourfront streetcar tunnel

in Union Station; and

in Queens Quay / Ferry Docks Station and

on Queens Quay West beyond York and Rees streets.

The TTC is also cancelling a branch of the route, increasint and decreasing the frequency of service and making another change to service along the route.

Making other changes to service along routes

511 Bathurst

To speed up streetcars during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities, the City of Toronto has implemented RapidTO transit-priority lanes:

on Bathurst Street between Bloor Street West and Fleet Street.

Starting Sunday, July 7, streetcars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

After FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

After matches, streetcars skip their usual northbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street,

on Bathurst Street at Fort York Boulevard and Niagara Street.

By requiring streetcars to skip these stops, the TTC intends to improve service to passengers travelling towards subway stations as large volumes of passengers exit Toronto Stadium and the FIFA Fan Festival after the matches.

“After-match” restrictions are in effect:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service along the route.

29 Dufferin
929 Dufferin express
829 Dufferin Gate express

To speed up buses during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities, the City of Toronto has implemented RapidTO transit-priority lanes:

on Dufferin Street between Bloor Street West and Dufferin Gate Loop.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

505 Dundas

To speed up streetcars during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities, the City of Toronto is expanding no-parking and no-stopping restrictions and prohibiting left turns at “high-volume intersections:

on Dundas Street East between Sherbourne and Yonge streets; and

on Dundas West between Dufferin and Yonge streets.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

Fleet Hub

The TTC is opening a temporary terminal on Fleet Street between Strachan Avenue and Fort York Boulevard to serve as the start and end point for streetcars along the 509 Harbourfront and 511 Bathurst routes.

Passengers exit from cars on the north side of the street.

Passengers board streetcars on the south side. On that side, they first enter through a pay area, then pass into a queuing area before they can board the cars.

Buses along the 809 Fleet Hub express route drop off or pick up passenger on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Boulevard West and Fort York Boulevard — less than a block south of Fleet Hub.

You can walk to the the FIFA Fan Festival™* from Fleet Hub in just five minutes. You can walk to Toronto Stadium* in just ten minutes.

^ Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

509 Harbourfront

To speed up streetcars during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities, the City of Toronto has enhanced transit-signal priority:

on Queens Quay West between Lower Spadina Avenue and York Street.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

And, starting Sunday, July 7 cars in both directions skip their usual stops

on Fleet Street beyond Fort York Boulevard.

Instead, streetcars drop off or pick up passengers at Fleet Hub.

After FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, streetcars skip stops west of Fleet Hub, except for passengers with accessibility needs.

Stops west of Fleet Hub include:

on Manitoba Drive west of Strachan Avenue and

in Exhibition Loop.

After matches, streetcars skip their usual eastbound stops

on Fleet Street across from Bastion Street and at Bathurst Street.

By requiring streetcars to skip these stops, the TTC intends to improve service to passengers travelling towards subway stations as large volumes of passengers exit Toronto Stadium and the FIFA Fan Festival after the matches.

“After-match” restrictions are in effect:

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 12;

from 8 until 11 p.m. Wednesday, June 17;

from 5 until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20;

from 8 p.m. until midnight Tuesday, June 23;

from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday, June 26; and

from 8 until 11 p.m. Thursday, July 2.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service along the route.

504A / 504B King

To speed up streetcars during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities, the City of Toronto is increasing its enforcement of traffic regulations in the streetcar-priority corridor:

on King Street East between Jarvis and Yonge streets; and

on King West between Bathurst and Yonge streets.

It’s also expanding no-parking and no-stopping restrictions and prohibiting left turns at “high-volume intersections:

on King Street East between Sherbourne and Jarvis streets and

on King West between The Queensway / Queen Street West and Bathurst Street.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC is also increasing the frequency of service along the route and revising the path for streetcars along the route.

63 Ossington

To speed up buses during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities, the City of Toronto is expanding no-parking and no-stopping restrictions and prohibiting left turns at “high-volume intersections:

on Ossington Avenue between Ossington Station and Dewson Street.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC is also revising the path for buses along the route.

510B Spadina

To speed up streetcars during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities, the City of Toronto has implemented transit-priority signals:

on Spadina Avenue between College Street and King Street West.

Image: TTC via Steve Munro.

The TTC is cancelling a branch of the route, increasing and decreasing the frequency of service along the route and shortening the path for streetcars along the route.

[VIDEO]: JR Shikoku 8000 series SHIOKAZE Ride Along - Matsuyama to Kan-onji

Sat, 06 Jun 2026 10:46:00 -0500

We’re pleased to present this video from our international correspondent Richard YS, taken during his trip to Japan over the New Year. The Japan Railways Limited express Shiokaze provides an important connection between Matsuyama and northern Kagawa. The line is also known for providing spectacular views of the Seto Inland Sea as it travels along the northern coast of Shikoku. We have previously covered a trip report on the SHIOKAZE’s companion service, the ISHIZUCHI, back in 2024. This time, we’ll travel uninterrupted from Matsuyama to Kan-onji and take in the spectacular views of the inland sea, mountains, and wide open farmland.

Next Friday, we’ll be returning to Toronto with a timelapse video on board the Line 6 Finch West LRT.

No subway service, June 7: Sheppard West to St George

Sat, 06 Jun 2026 00:20:55 -0500

The TTC is closing Line 1 Yonge - University subway between Sheppard West and St George stations Sunday, June 7. Line 1 trains operate only between Vaughan Metropolitan and Sheppard West stations and between Finch and St George stations that day.

Shuttle buses partially replace subway service. The buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops near each station on that part of the line. TTC staff are available in each station to direct you to the shuttle-bus boarding and offloading locations. (Or, consider a shuttle-bus alternative.)

Most stations on this section of Line 1 remain open, so you can load or buy PRESTO fare cards, buy PRESTO tickets and connect to TTC buses, streetcars and Line 2 Bloor - Danforth or Line 5 Eglinton trains or GO Transit and York Region Transit buses. However, Glencairn and Dupont stations are closed. Note that the TTC is also closing passenger accesses at several other stations:

the Ranee Avenue access at Yorkdale Station;
the Heath Street West access at St Clair West Station; and
the Kendal Avenue access at Spadina Station.

While this part of Line 1 is closed, TTC crews are maintaining tracks, “ramping up essential subway infrastructure upgrades and removing four reduced speed zones on Line 1”.

The TTC is closing this section of Line 1 once more this week:

Monday, June 8 — Wilson to Lawrence West — single-track operation — track maintenance.

According to a TTC news release, “While the TTC does most subway maintenance after service each night, it continues to require subway closures to complete critical infrastructure and state-of-good-repair work.”

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Shuttle buses

Southbound buses start their trips in Sheppard West Station bus terminal, then proceed:

westward along Sheppard Avenue West;
southward along William R. Allen Road;
west- and southward along Transit Road and into Wilson Station bus terminal;
southward along Transit;
south- and westward along Billy Bishop Way;
southward along Dufferin Street;
east- and southward along Yorkdale Road;
southward along Yorkdale and Allen;
eastward along Lawrence Avenue West and into Lawrence West Station bus terminal, then continuing
westward along Lawrence West;
southward along Marlee Avenue;
eastward along Eglinton Avenue West;
northward into Cedarvale Station bus terminal, then continuing
eastward along Eglinton West;
southward along Bathurst Street;
eastward along St. Clair Avenue West, into St Clair West Station terminal, then continuing
eastward along St. Clair West;
southward along Spadina Road;
westward along Austin Terrace;
southward along Walmer Road and Kendal Avenue;
eastward along Macpherson Avenue;
southward along Spadina;
eastward into Spadina Station bus terminal, then continuing
southward along Spadina;
eastward along Bloor Street West;
northward along St. George Street;
eastward along Prince Arthur Avenue; and then
southward along Bedford Road to the west access for St George Station,
ending their trips.

Northbound buses start their trips on Bedford Road north of Bloor Street West, beside the west access for St George Station, then proceed:

westward along Bloor Street West;
northward along Spadina Road;
eastward into Spadina Station bus terminal, then continuing
northward along Spadina;
westward along Davenport Road;
northward along Walmer Road;
eastward along Austin Terrace;
northward along Spadina;
westward along St. Clair Avenue West into St Clair West Station terminal, then continuing
westward along St. Clair West;
northward along Bathurst Street;
westward along Eglinton Avenue West;
northward into Cedarvale Station bus terminal, then continuing
westward along Eglinton West;
northward along William Allen Road;
eastward along Lawrence Avenue West and into Lawrence West Station bus terminal,
westward along Lawrence West;
northward along Allen;
north- and westward along the Yorkdale access Road;
north- and westward along Yorkdale Road (stopping near Yorkdale GO Bus Terminal);
northward along Dufferin Street;
east- and northward along Billy Bishop Way;
north- and eastward along Transit Road, stopping at Wilson Station bus terminal;
northward along Allen; and then
eastward into Sheppard West Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.

Shuttle-bus alternatives

One way that you can reduce the impact of the closure is by planning ahead, leaving earlier than usually and giving yourself more time to get to where you’re going.

Although shuttle buses replacing subway service will be frequent, they may also be crowded.

Regular TTC buses and streetcars provide less frequent, less direct, but, perhaps, less stressful alternatives.

North of the closed section of the subway, ride:

buses along the 60A / 60B Steeles West route to Finch Station, instead of Pioneer Village Station.
buses along the 36 Finch West route to Finch Station, instead of Finch West Station.

At the closed section of the subway, ride:

buses along the 84A Sheppard West route to Sheppard - Yonge Station, instead of Sheppard West Station;
buses along the 96A / 96B Wilson or 165 Weston Rd North routes to York Mills Station, instead of Wilson Station;
buses along the 52A / 52B / 52D Lawrence West route to Lawrence Station, instead of Lawrence West Station;
buses along the 14 Glencairn route to Davisville Station, instead of Glencairn Station;
Line 5 Eglinton trains or buses along the 34 Eglinton route to Eglinton Station, instead of Cedarvale Station;
streetcars along the 512 St Clair route to St Clair Station, instead of St Clair West Station; and
Line 2 Bloor - Danforth subway trains to Yonge Station, instead of St George Station.

South of the closed section of the subway, ride:

streetcars along the 506 Carlton route to College Station, instead of Queen’s Park Station;
streetcars along the 505 Dundas route to TMU Station, instead of St Patrick Station;
streetcars along the 501 Queen route to the area of Queen Station, instead of Osgoode Station; and
streetcars along the 504 King route to King Station, instead of St Andrew Station.

City, TTC rename Leslie Barns carhouse to honour David Miller

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 15:39:25 -0500

^ Flexity light-rail vehicle (LRV) streetcars gather at the run-out track at Leslie Barns, early on a May morning in 2017. Photo by Patrick Lavallee.

The City of Toronto and the TTC have officially renamed the streetcar storage and maintenance facility at the Leslie Barns complex to honour former Toronto Mayor, David Miller.

Current mayor Olivia Chow, TTC Board chair Jamaal Myers and the transit agency’s chief executive officer, Mandeep S. Lali, attended an official ceremony last Sunday, May 29, dedicating the carhouse to the former mayor.

The Toronto Transit Commission — the TTC’s board — approved the naming last October to recognize Miller’s “dedicated advocacy for the TTC and public transit.”

Before becoming mayor in 2003, Miller was a member of the TTC board as a city councillor from 1997-2003. According to City and TTC officials, he helped guide the commission to improve service and increase ridership. As Mayor, he released a fully-funded rapid transit network expansion plan, Transit City. The the new Line 5 Eglinton and Line 6 Finch West lines are components of that plan.

The Leslie Barns complex officially opened May 28, 2016.

In a news release, the TTC explains that the David R. Miller Carhouse is a state-of-art, 26,000-square-metre facility with 30 streetcar service-bays. It provides maintenance for the TTC’s fleet of 264 accessible streetcars. It also stores and dispatches more than 120 streetcars daily.

It has one of the largest green roofs in Toronto and an on-site storm-water management pond. The facility also includes streetcar operator and maintenance training facilities.

The release quotes Chair Myers, who said, “The naming of the carhouse after David Miller is fitting, considering he negotiated the funding for the first 204 new low-floor streetcars and secured the land for the Leslie Barns complex. His advocacy for these initiatives and for more, and better, transit will make a real difference for residents across Toronto [and] cannot be overstated.”

Canada Drive - America Avenue bridge construction: More YRT detours, starting June 8

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 10:30:50 -0500

The City of Vaughan is building a bridge over Highway 400 to link Canada Drive with America Avenue.

Starting Monday, June 8, the City is closing

America Avenue between John Deisman Boulevard and Journal Avenue and
John Deisman Boulevard between Bluewater Trail and Convoy Crescent

to accommodate the work zone for construction of the east end of the future bridge.

York Region Transit is detouring buses along these routes, while the streets are closed:

26 Maple;
462 Maple high-school special; and
464 St. Joan of Arc high-school special via America.

This phase of construction for the east end of the future bridge and the resulting YRT detours continue until June 21.

YRT has been detouring buses around the work zone for construction of the west end of the future bridge since May 25.

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26 Maple

From Monday, June 8 until Sunday, June 21, southbound buses operate along their regular path to America Avenue and Discovery Trail, then detour:

southward along Discovery to Tierra Avenue,
resuming their regular path eastward along Tierra.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on America Avenue across from Treasure Road and at John Deisman Boulevard,

on John Deisman Boulevard at Tierra Avenue and

on Tierra Avenue at Treasure Road and Discovery Trail.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Tierra Avenue beyond Discovery Trail.

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour path.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Tierra Avenue at Treasure Road and John Deisman Boulevard,

on John Deisman Boulevard at America Avenue and

on America Avenue at Treasure Road and Discovery Trail.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Discovery Trail at America Avenue.

462 Maple high-school special

Monday-to-Friday school days from Monday, June 8 until Friday, June 19, the morning bus operates along its regular path to America Avenue and Discovery Trail, then detours:

southward along Discovery to Tierra Avenue,
resuming their regular path eastward along Tierra.

The morning bus skips its regular stops

on America Avenue across from Treasure Road and at John Deisman Boulevard,

on John Deisman Boulevard at Tierra Avenue and

on Tierra Avenue at Treasure Road and Discovery Trail.

Instead, the morning bus picks up passengers at a temporary stop

on Tierra Avenue beyond Discovery Trail.

The afternoon buses reverse the morning detour path.

Afternoon buses skip their regular stops

on Tierra Avenue at Treasure Road and John Deisman Boulevard,

on John Deisman Boulevard at America Avenue and

on America Avenue at Treasure Road and Discovery Trail.

Instead, afternoon buses drop off passengers at a temporary stop

on Discovery Trail at America Avenue.

464 St. Joan of Arc high-school special via Keele

Monday-to-Friday school days from Monday, June 8 until Friday, June 19, the morning bus operates along its regular path to John Deisman Boulevard and Tierra Avenue, then detours:

eastward along Tierra; and then
northward along Discovery Trail to America Avenue,
resuming their regular path eastward along America.

The morning bus skips its regular stops

on John Deisman Boulevard at America Avenue and

on America Avenue at Treasure Road and Discovery Trail.

Instead, the morning bus picks up passengers at temporary stops

on Tierra Avenue at Treasure Road and Discovery Trail and

on Discovery Trail at America Avenue.

The afternoon bus reverse the morning detour path.

The afternoon bus skips its regular stops

on America Avenue across from Treasure Road and at John Deisman Boulevard and

on John Deisman Boulevard at Tierra Avenue.

Instead, the afternoon bus drops off passengers at temporary stops

on Tierra Avenue at Treasure Road and John Deisman Boulevard.

Weekend events affect transit services, June 5, 6, 7

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 07:20:47 -0500

Many events affect transit service in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area this weekend — Friday, June 5, Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7. The events take place in Ajax, Aurora, Brampton, the Brroklin area of Whitby, Burlington, the Downsview area of Toronto, the Dundas and central areas of Hamilton and the New Toronto, North York, Scarborough and central areas of Toronto.

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The events affect service along these routes:

Brampton Transit — 5 Bovaird, 12 Grenoble, 14 Torbram, 15 Bramalea, 17 Howden, 18 Dixie, 19 Fernforest, 23 Sandalwood, 29 Williams, 30 Airport Road, 32 Father Tobin, 505 Züm Bovaird.
Burlington Transit — 1 Plains - Fairview, 2 Brant, 4 Central, 10 New - Maple.
Durham Region Transit — Route 216, Route 224, Route 302, Route 917.
Hamilton Street Railway — 5 Delaware, 10 B-Line express, 11 Parkdale, 23 Upper Gage, 24 Upper Sherman.
Milton Transit — 2 Main, 6 Scott.
Toronto Transit Commission — 7 Bathurst, 13 Avenue Rd, 19 Bay, 84 Sheppard West, 94 Wellesley, 96 Wilson, 101 Downsview Park, 106 Sentinel, 116 Morningside, 160 Bathurst North, 165 Weston Rd North, 301 Queen overnight, 301 / 501 / 507 Queen / Long Branch shuttle buses, 501 Queen, 505 Dundas, 506 Carlton, 507 Long Branch, 510 Spadina.
York Region Transit — Viva blue; 96 Keele - Yonge; 98 Keele - Yonge.

The Friday, June 5 event affecting transit services is: the Do West Festival.

The Saturday, June 6 events affecting transit services are: the Brooklin Spring Fair Parade; Burlington Cruisin’ Car Show; Concession Streetfest; the Do West Festival; Dundas Live and Local; the Durham Pride Parade; the Guildwood Day parade; the Grilled Cheese Challenge Festival; Downtown Milton SummerFest; the Moon in June Road Race; and the Shoppers Run for Women.

The Sunday, June 7 events affecting transit services are: the Aurora Chamber Street Festival; the Do West Festival; Open Streets on King; and the Sikh Martyrdom Parade.

Ajax

Pride Durham Parade

The Region of Durham and the Town of Ajax are closing:

Harwood Avenue South (Regional Road 44) between Bayly Street and Station Street / Achilles Road

Sunday morning and afternoon to accommodate the annual parade.

Durham Region Transit is detouring buses, while the street is closed.

Route 216

From 12:30 until 3 p.m. Sunday, June 6, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Harwood Avenue South and Station Street, then detour:

westward along Station to Dowty Road,
resuming their regular path westward along Fairall Street.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Harwood Avenue South across from Kings Crescent [north] and at Hunt Street, beside Harwood Plaza and at Bayly Street West,

on Bayly Street West at Commercial Avenue, Woodchester Square, Monarch and MacKenzie avenues, across from Finlay Avenue and at Westney Road South and

on Westney Road South across from O’Brien Court.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Station Street beyond Harwood Avenue South, across from Mills Street and at Dowty Road,

on Fairall Street beyond Dowty Road, across from McMaster Avenue and at Westney Road South.

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour routing.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Westney Road South at O’Brien Court,

on Bayly Street West beyond Westney Road South, at Finlay Avenue, beyond MacKenzie Avenue, at Monarch Avenue, across from Woodchester Square and at Kitney Drive.

on Harwood Avenue South at Kings Crescent [south and north].

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Fairall Street beyond Westney Road South and McMaster Avenue and at Dowty Road and

on Station Street beside #87 Station and at Harwood Avenue North.

Route 224

From 12:30 until 3 p.m. Sunday, June 6, southbound buses operate along their regular rout to Fairall Avenue at Westney Road South, then detour:

south- and eastward along Westney South to Harwood Avenue South,
resuming their regular path southward along Westney South.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Fairall Street beyond Westney Road South and McMaster Avenue and at Dowty Road,

on Station Street beside #87 Station and at Harwood Avenue North,

on Harwood Avenue South across from Kings Crescent [north] and at Bayly Street West, across from Falby Court, beside #588 Harwood South (Lakeridge Health Ajax Pickering campus), at Clements Road West, beside #766 Harwood South and at Westney Road South.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Westney Road South at O’Brien Court, Clements Road West, Finlay Avenue and Harwood Avenue South.

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour routing.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Harwood Avenue South beside #s 721 and 655 Harwood South and at Emperor Street and Falby Court, Bayly Street East and Kings Crescent [south and north],

on Station Street beyond Harwood Avenue South, across from Mills Street and at Dowty Road,

on Fairall Street beyond Dowty Road, across from McMaster Avenue and at Westney Road South.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Westney Road South at Monarch Avenue and Clements Road West and across from O’Brien Court.

Route 917

From 12:30 until 3 p.m. Sunday, June 6, westbound buses operate along their regular path to Bayly Street East and Pickering Beach Road / Salem Road South, then detour:

southward along Pickering Beach;
westward along Dreyer Drive East; and then
west- and northward along Westney Road South to Fairall Street,
resuming their regular path westward along Fairall.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Bayly Street East beyond Salem Road South and Porte Road and at Burcher Road and Harwood Avenue South,

on Harwood Avenue South at Kings Crescent [south],

on Hunt Street beyond Harwood Avenue South and at Mills and Dowty roads,

on Dowty Road beside #177 Dowty and

on Fairall Street beyond Dowty Road, across from McMaster Avenue and at Westney Road South.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Dreyer Drive East at Harwood Avenue South and

on Westney Road South at Monarch Avenue, Clements Road South and across from O’Brien Court.

Eastbound buses reverse the westbound detour routing.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Fairall Street beyond Westney Road South and McMaster Avenue and at Dowty Road,

on Dowty Road at Hunt Street,

on Hunt Street beyond Monarch Avenue and at Harwood Avenue South,

on Harwood Avenue South across from Kings Crescent [south] and

on Bayly Street East at Burcher, Michaelman and Pickering Beach roads.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Westney Road South at O’Brien Court, Clements Road West, Finlay Avenue and Harwood Road South and

on Pickering Beach Road at Rollo Drive [south], beside #727 Pickering Beach, at Rollo Drive [north], beyond Greenhalf Drive [south] and at Greenhalf Drive [north], Powers Valley Court and Bayly Street East.

Aurora

Aurora Chamber Street Festival

The Region of York and the Town of Aurora are closing

Yonge Street (Regional Road 1) between Wellington Street and Murray Drive

Sunday morning and afternoon to accommodate the Aurora Chamber of Commerce’s annual street festival.

York Region Transit is detouring buses, while the streets are closed.

96 Keele - Yonge

From 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Sunday, June 7, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Yonge and Wellington Streets, then detour:

eastward along Wellington Street East;
south- and westward along Mary Street;
southward along Industrial Parkway South;
westward along Englehart Drive;
south- and westward along Edward Street; and then
south- and westward along Allaura Boulevard to Yonge,
resuming their regular path, southward along Yonge.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Yonge Street across from Church Street and at Kennedy Street West, Golf Links, Murray and Henderson Drives.

Instead, southbound buses drop off and pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Wellington Street East beyond Yonge Street, at Berczy Street and Industrial Parkway South and

on Allaura Boulevard beyond Edward Street and at Yonge Street.

Northbound buses reverse the detour routing.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Yonge Street beyond Allaura Boulevard, at Edward Street, beyond Edward Street and at Dunning Street, Kennedy Street East and Church Street.

Instead, northbound buses drop off and pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Allaura Boulevard beyond Yonge Street, south of Edward Street and at Edward Street and

on Wellington Street East across from Berczy Street and at Wells Street.

Viva blue

From 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Sunday, June 7, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Yonge Street and Orchard Heights Boulevard, then detour:

westward along Orchard Heights
southward along Bathurst Street; and then
eastward along Henderson Drive to Yonge,
resuming their regular path, southward along Yonge.

Southbound buses skip these vivastations:

Orchard Heights;

Wellington; and

Golf Links.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Yonge Street at Orchard Heights Boulevard and Henderson Drive.

Northbound buses reverse this routing.

Northbound buses skip these vivastations:

Henderson;

Golf Links;

Wellington; and

Orchard Heights.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Henderson Drive beyond Yonge Street and

on Orchard Heights Boulevard at Yonge Street.

98 Yonge

From 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Sunday, June 7, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Yonge and Wellington Streets, then detour:

eastward along Wellington Street East;
south- and westward along Mary Street;
southward along Industrial Parkway South;
westward along Englehart Drive;
south- and westward along Edward Street; and then
south- and westward along Allaura Boulevard to Yonge,
resuming their regular path, southward along Yonge.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Yonge Street across from Church Street and at Kennedy Street West, Golf Links, Murray and Henderson Drives.

Instead, southbound buses drop off and pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Wellington Street East beyond Yonge Street, at Berczy Street and Industrial Parkway South and

on Allaura Boulevard beyond Edward Street and at Yonge Street.

Northbound buses reverse the detour routing.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Yonge Street beyond Allaura Boulevard, at Edward Street, beyond Edward Street and at Dunning Street, Kennedy Street East and Church Street.

Instead, northbound buses drop off and pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Allaura Boulevard beyond Yonge Street, south of Edward Street and at Edward Street and

on Wellington Street East across from Berczy Street and at Wells Street.

Brampton

Sikh Martyrdom Parade

The City of Brampton has authorized a number of rolling lane closures from noon until 5:30 p.m. Sunday to accommodate the annual event, including:

Dixie Road between Guru Nanak Street and Sandalwood Parkway East;
Guru Nanak Street between #585 Guru Ganak and Dixie Road;
Humberwest Parkway between Airport Road / Sandalwood Parkway East and Williams Parkway East;
Sandalwood Parkway East between Dixie Road and Airport Road / Humberwest Parkway;
Sun Pac Boulevard between Williams Parkway East and #135 Sun Pac;
Williams Parkway East between Humberwest Parkway and Sun Pac Boulevard.

During the parade, expect a higher volume of traffic at Trinity Common Terminal. As the parade proceeds, the City will close and re-open the streets, likely delaying buses along many Brampton Transit routes. However, no buses will detour.

30 Airport

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 8, expect delays as the parade proceeds along Sandalwood Parkway East / Humberwest Parkway at Airport Road.

5 Bovaird

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 8, expect delays at Trinity Common terminal and as the parade proceeds along Humberwest Parkway at Castlemore Road.

15 Bramalea

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 8, expect delays as the parade proceeds along Sandalwood Parkway East at Bramalea Road.

18 Dixie

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays as the parade proceeds along Dixie Road between Guru Nanak Street and Sandalwood Parkway East.

32 Father Tobin

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays at Trinity Common terminal and as the parade passes the intersection of Sandalwood Parkway East and Dixie Road. Also expect delays as the parade proceeds along Guru Nanak Street between #585 Guru Nanak and Dixie Road and along Sandalwood Parkway East at Mountainash Road.

Buses operate along their regular path to Peter Robertson Boulevard and Dixie Road, then detour:

southward along Dixie;
westward along Bovaird Drive East; and then
northward along Great Lakes Boulevard to Trinity Common access road / Guru Nanak Street,
resuming their regular path westward into Trinity Common terminal.

Buses skip their regular stops

on Peter Robertson Boulevard at Dixie Road,

on Guru Nanak Street at Canada Goose and Blue Whale boulevards and across from Riverbank Road.

Instead, buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Dixie Road beside #10078 Dixie,

on Bovaird Drive East beyond Dixie Road and at Great Lakes Drive and

on Great Lakes Drive at Nautical Drive.

12 Grenoble

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays as the parade proceeds along Sandalwood Parkway East at Sunny Meadow Boulevard.

19 Fernforest

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays as the parade proceeds along Sandalwood Parkway East at Fernforest Drive.

17 Howden

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays at Trinity Common terminal.

23 Sandalwood

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays at Trinity Common Terminal and as the parade proceeds along Sandalwood Parkway East between Dixie Road and Airport Road / Humberwest Parkway.

14 Torbram

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays as the parade proceeds along Sandalwood Parkway East at Torbram Road.

29 Williams

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays as the parade proceeds along Sun Pac Boulevard between Williams Parkway East and Ward Road.

505 Züm Bovaird

From noon until 6 p.m. Sunday, June 7, expect delays at Trinity Common terminal and as the parade proceeds along Humberwest Parkway between Castlemore Road and Williams Parkway West.

Brooklin

Brooklin Spring Fair Parade

The Region of Durham and the Town of Whitby are closing:

Baldwin Street (Regional Highways 7 and 12) between Columbus and Winchester Roads,
Carnwith Drive East between Thickson Road North and Baldwin Street,
Carnwith Drive West between Braddock Court and Baldwin Street,
Watford Street between Carnwith Drive East and Winchester Road East and
Winchester Road East (Regional Road 3) between Baldwin and Watford Streets

Saturday morning and afternoon to accommodate the annual fair’s parade.

Durham Region Transit is detouring buses during the event.

Route 302

From 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday, June 6, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Winchester Road East and Cachet Boulevard, then detour:

northward along Cachet;
westward along Columbus roads east and west; and then
southward along Montgomery Avenue to Carnwith Drive West,
resuming their regular path westward along Carnwith West.

Southbound buses continue along their regular path to Ashburn and Vipond Roads, then again detour:

southward along Ashburn; and then
eastward along Winchester Road West to Baldwin Street,
resuming their regular path southward along Baldwin South.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Thickson Road North beyond Winchester Road East and at Blackfriar Avenue,

on Carnwith Drive East beyond Thickson Road North, at Croxall Boulevard and across from Downey Drive,

on Carnwith Drive West beyond Baldwin Street North, at Braddock Court and Way Street,

on Vipond Road at Sabrina Street and Ferguson and Montgomery Avenues,

on Campbell Street at Baldwin Street North and

on Baldwin Street North at Winchester Road West.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Cachet Boulevard at Carnwith Drive East,

on Columbus Road West across from Montgomery Avenue,

on Ashburn Road across from Vipond Road and

on Winchester Road West beyond Ashburn Road and at Baldwin Street South.

Northbound buses reverse the northbound detour routing

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Baldwin Street South at Winchester Road East,

on Baldwin Street North at Cassels Road East,

on Vipond Road beyond Montgomery Avenue, across from Ferguson Avenue and at Darius Harris Drive,

on Carnwith Drive West beyond Way Street and Lethbridge Crescent [west],

on Carnwith Drive East beyond Baldwin Street North and at Watford Street and Thickson Road North and

on Thickson Road North at Blackfriar Avenue and

on Winchester Road East beyond Thickson Road North and across from Cachet Boulevard.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Winchester Road West beyond Baldwin Street North and at Ashburn Road,

on Ashburn Road at Vipond Road,

on Montgomery Avenue beyond Carnwith Drive West,

on Columbus Road West beyond Montgomery Avenue and

on Cachet Boulevard beyond Carnwith Drive East.

The event in downtown Whitby also affects service along this route Sunday, June 2.

Burlington

Burlington Cruisin’ Car Show
Moon in June Road Race

The City of Burlington is closing

James Street between John and Brant Streets from 6 a.m. until 10:30 p.m.,
Brant Street between Caroline Street and Lakeshore Road from 6 a.m. until 10:30 p.m.,
Lakeshore Road, eastbound lanes, between John and Brock Streets from 7:15 until 10:30 p.m.

and other streets in downtown Burlington to accommodate the annual car show and road race Saturday.

The event affects Burlington Transit and Hamilton Street Railway service.

Burlington Transit

2 Brant

(Burlington Transit has not confirmed detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on information BT supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. BT may operate buses with a different service pattern this year.)

From 6 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. Saturday, June 6, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Brant and Prospect Streets, then detour:

eastward along Prospect;
southward along Drury Lane;
westward along New Street;
southward along Martha Street;
westward along James Street; and then
southward along John Street into Downtown Burlington terminal,
ending their trips.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Brant Street at Grahams Lane, beyond Ghent Street, across from Blairholm Avenue, at Baldwin Street, beyond Blenheim Street, at Birch Avenue and beyond Ontario Street.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Drury Lane beyond Prospect Street, at Woodward Avenue and Courtland Drive and across from Teen Tour Way,

on New Street at Lorne and Martha Streets and

on James Street at Pearl Street.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

^ Map of the detour path during previous years.

From 6 a.m. until 10:30 p.m., northbound buses operate along their regular path to John and James Streets, then detour:

northward along James; and then
westward along Caroline Street to Brant Street,
resuming their regular path northward along Brant.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on James Street at Brant Street and

on Brant Street at Caroline Street.

^ Map of the detour path during previous years.

4 Central

(Burlington Transit has not confirmed detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on information BT supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. BT may operate buses with a different service pattern this year.)

From 7:15 until 10:30 p.m. Saturday, June 6, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to North Shore Boulevard East and Lakeshore Road / Maple Avenue, then detour:

northward along Maple;
eastward along Fairview Street;
southward along Brant Street;
eastward along Prospect Street;
southward along Drury Lane;
westward along New Street;
southward along Martha Street;
westward along James Street;
southward along Elizabeth Street; and then
westward along Pine Street to John Street,
resuming their regular path northward along John.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Lakeshore Road across from Brock, Nelson and Burlington avenues and Brant Street.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Maple Avenue beyond Lakeshore Road, at Elgin Street, beyond Ontario Street, at Maple Crossing Boulevard [south and north] and Richmond Road, across from the Mapleview Centre, beyond Thorpe Road and at Fairview Street,

on Brant Street beyond Fairview Street,

on Drury Lane beyond Prospect Street, at Woodward Avenue and Courtland Drive and across from Teen Tour Way,

on New Street at Lorne and Martha Streets and

on James Street at Pearl Street.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

^ Map of the detour path during previous years.

Westbound buses operate along their regular path.

10 New - Maple

(Burlington Transit has not confirmed detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on information BT supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. BT may operate buses with a different service pattern this year.)

From 7:15 until 10:30 p.m. Saturday, June 6, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Fairview and Brant Streets, then detour:

southward along Brant;
eastward along Prospect;
southward along Drury Lane;
westward along New Street;
southward along Martha Street;
westward along James Street;
southward along Elizabeth Street; and then
westward along Pine Street to John Street,
resuming their regular path northward along John.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Fairview Street at Maple Avenue,

on Maple Avenue beyond Fairview Street, across from Thorpe Road, at the Mapleview Centre’s south entrance, beyond Richmond Road, at Augustus Drive, at Lockhart Road, across from Ontario and Elgin Streets and at Lakeshore Road and

on Lakeshore Road across from Brock, Nelson and Burlington Avenues and Brant Street.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Drury Lane beyond Prospect Street, at Woodward Avenue and Courtland Drive and across from Teen Tour Way,

on New Street at Lorne and Martha Streets and

on James Street at Pearl Street.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

^ Map of the detour path during previous years.

Westbound buses operate along their regular path.

Hamilton Street Railway

11 Parkdale

From 6 until 9:30 p.m. Saturday, June 6, Hamilton-bound buses start their trips on North Shore Boulevard East at Maple Avenue / Lakeshore Road, then proceed:

along their regular path southeastward along Lakeshore.

Hamilton-bound buses skip their regular stops

on John Street in Downtown Burlington terminal,

on Elizabeth Street at Lakeshore Road and

on Lakeshore Road at Brant Street and Burlington Avenue and beyond Nelson Avenue.

Burlington-bound buses operate along their regular path to Eastport Drive and Lakeshore Road, then detour:

northwestward along Eastport; and then
eastward along North Shore Boulevard East to Maple Avenue / Lakeshore Road,
ending their trips.

Burlington-bound buses skip their regular stops

on Lakeshore Road beside #950 Lakeshore, across from Omaha Avenue, beside Beachview Park, across from the Halton Region Garage and Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital and across from North Shore Boulevard East, Nelson and Burlington avenues and Brant Street and

on John Street in Downtown Burlington terminal.

Downsview

Luke Combsat Rogers Stadium

The TTC is offering extra transit service to help you travel to and from the concerts Friday and Saturday. And, its providing free rides home, courtesy of Live Nation Canada.

Line 2 Bloor - Danforth

The TTC operates extra trains along the line from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

101 Downsview Park

The TTC extends the path so that buses along the route operate to and from Sheppard West Station from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

106 Sentinel

The TTC operates extra buses along the route from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

84A Sheppard West

The TTC operates extra buses along the route from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

Walk With Israel also affects service along this route Sunday, June 7.

96A / 96B / 96D Wilson

The TTC operates extra buses along the route from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

Walk With Israel also affects service along this route Sunday, June 7.

Wheel-Trans

A dedicated shuttle service operates between Wilson Station and Rogers Stadium before, during and after the concerts from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6. Board the shuttle buses on the upper bus platform on the southwest corner of Wilson Station.

Line 1 Yonge - University

The TTC operates extra trains along the line from noon until 1 a.m. Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6 to help passengers travel to and from the concerts.

The transit agency is assigning extra staff to Downsview Park, Sheppard West and Wilson stations to help you find your way.

Your concert ticket is your ride home. Show your ticket at Downsview Park, Sheppard West or Wilson stations, which will allow you to board free of fare after the concert.

Dundas

Dundas Live and Local

The City of Hamilton is closing:

King Street West Dundas between John Street and Cross Street / Main Street

to accommodate the Downtown Dundas Business Improvement Area’s Open Streets event.

The Hamilton Street Railway is detouring buses, while the street is closed.

5 Delaware

From 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. Saturday, June 6, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to King Street West and Market Street, then detour:

southward along Market South;
eastward along Hatt Street; and then
northward along York Street to King Street East / Cootes Drive,
resuming their regular path eastward along Cootes.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on King Street West across from Church Street, beyond McMurray Street, at Memorial Square and Main Street and

on King Street East at York Street.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Hatt Street across from Memorial Square.

Westbound buses operate along their regular path to Cootes Drive and York Street, then detour:

southward along York;
westward along Hatt Street; and then
northward along John Street to King Street West,
resuming their regular path westward along King West.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on King Street East beyond York Street and

on King Street West beyond Cross Street, at Sydenham Street and beyond Albert Street.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Hatt Street at Memorial Square.

Etobicoke

See New Toronto.

Hamilton

Concession Streetfest

The City of Hamilton is closing:

Concession Street between East 25th Street and the northern leg of Upper Wentworth Street

all day Saturday to accommodate the Concession Street Business Improvement Area’s annual event.

The Hamilton Street Railway is detouring buses while the street is closed.

23 Upper Gage
24 Upper Sherman

From 4 a.m. until 10 p.m. Saturday, June 6, inbound buses operate along their regular paths to Concession Street and East 26th Street, then detour:

southward along East 26th,
westward along Queensdale Avenue East; and then
northward along Upper Wentworth Street to Concession Street,
resuming their regular paths westward along Concession.

Inbound buses skip their regular stops

on Concession Street at Poplar, Hamilton and Summit avenues.

Instead, inbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Queensdale Avenue East at East 24th, East22nd and Upper Wentworth streets and

on Upper Wentworth Street at Crockett and Concession streets.

Outbound buses operate along their regular paths to Concession Street and Upper Wentworth Street, then detour:

southward along Upper Wentworth,
eastward along Queensdale Avenue East; and then
northward along East 25th Street to Concession,
resuming their regular paths eastward along Concession.

Outbound buses skip their regular stops

on Concession Street at East 22nd Street and beyond East 24th Street.

Instead, outbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Upper Wentworth Street beyond Inverness Avenue East and

on Queensdale Avenue East at East 22nd Street and beyond East 24th Street.

Open Streets on King

The City of Hamilton is closing

King Street East between Gage Avenue and John Street

Saturday morning and afternoon to accommodate the community event.

Burlington Transit and the Hamilton Street Railway are detouring buses, while the street is closed.

Burlington Transit

1 Plains - Fairview

(Burlington Transit has not confirmed detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on information BT supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. BT may operate buses with a different service pattern this year.)

Burlington-bound buses operate along their regular path.

From 7 a.m. until 4 p.m. Sunday, June 7, Hamilton-bound buses operate along their regular path to Wilson Street and John Street North, then detour:

southward along John North to King Street East,
resuming their regular path westward along King East.

Hamilton-bound buses skip their regular stop

on Catharine Street North at King William Street.

Hamilton Street Railway

10 B-Line express

From 7 a.m. until 4 p.m. Sunday, June 7, westbound buses operate along their regular path to King Street East and Gage Avenue, then proceed:

northward along Gage North;
westward along Cannon Street East; and then
southward along John Street North to King East,
resuming their regular path westward along King.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on King Street East at Melrose and Sherman avenues north and Wentworth, Wellington and John streets north.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Cannon Street East at Sherman Avenue North and Wentworth and Wellington streets north.

Eastbound buses operate along their regular path.

1 King

From 7 a.m. until 4 p.m. Sunday, June 7, westbound buses operate along their regular path to King Street East and Gage Avenue, then proceed:

northward along Gage North;
westward along Cannon Street East; and then
southward along John Street North to King East,
resuming their regular path westward along King.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on King Street East at Melrose Avenue North, Fairholt Road North, Sherman and Holton avenues north, Stirton Street, Sanford Avenue North, Wentworth Street North, Steven Street, Emerald and Victoria avenues north, Wellington Street North, Ferguson Avenue North and Walnut and Catharine streets north.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Cannon Street East beside Hamilton Stadium, at Lottridge Street, Barnesdale and Sherman avenues north, Gibson Street, Birch Avenue, Sanford Avenue North, Wentworth Street North, Smith Avenue, Emerald and Victoria avenues north, Wellington Street North, Ferguson Avenue North and Catharine Street North.

Eastbound buses operate along their regular path.

Milton

Downtown Milton SummerFest

The Town of Milton is closing

Main Street East between Brown Street and Millside Drive / Fulton Street

Saturday to accommodate the Downtown Milton Business Improvement Area’s annual event.

Milton Transit is offering passengers free rides Saturday and extending service until 8:30 p.m. The Milton transit agency is also detouring buses while the street is closed.

2 Main

From noon until 8:30 p.m., Saturday, June 6, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Main Street East and James Street, then detour:

northward along James; and then
eastward along Mill Street to Martin Street,
resuming their regular path northward along Martin.

Westbound buses operate along their regular path.

6 Scott

From noon until 8:30 p.m., Saturday, June 6, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Main Street East and James Street, then detour:

northward along James;
eastward along Mill Street;
northward along Martin Street; and then
east- and southward along Millside Drive to Main Street East,
resuming their regular path eastward along Main East.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stop

on Main Street East at Fulton Street.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Martin Street across from Mill Street and

on Millside Drive east of Martin Street and at Main Street East.

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour routing.

Westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Millside Drive east of Martin Street,

on Martin Street at Mill Street and

on Mill Street west of Garden Lane.

New Toronto

Grilled Cheese Challenge Festival

The City of Toronto is closing:

Lake Shore Boulevard West between Islington Avenue / Seventh Street and Second Street

Saturday to accommodate the Lakeshore Village Business Improvement Area’s event supporting local charities.

The TTC is cancelling streetcar service in the area and operating buses, while the street is closed.

507 Long Branch

After 5 a.m. Saturday, June 6, the TTC is cancelling service along the route. Shuttle buses replace the cars.

These regular eastbound route 507 stops receive no transit service after 5 a.m. Saturday, June 6:

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Seventh, Fifth, Third and First streets and Marine Parade Drive [west] and beside #s 2155 and 2111 Lake Shore West.

These regular westbound route 507 stops receive no transit service after 5 a.m. Saturday, June 6:

on Lake Shore Boulevard West across from #s 2111 and 2155 Lake Shore West and First Street and at Third and Fifth streets and Islington Avenue.

501C Queen
301 Queen overnight

From 10 p.m. Saturday, June 6 until 1 a.m. Sunday, June 7, the TTC is cancelling service along the route west of Humber Loop. Shuttle buses replace the cars.

These regular eastbound route 501C stops receive no transit service from 10 until 11 p.m. Saturday, June 6:

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Seventh, Fifth, Third and First streets, Royal York Road, and Marine Parade Drive [west] and beside #s 2155 and 2111 Lake Shore West.

Eastbound streetcar passengers may transfer to eastbound buses at Humber Loop.

These regular westbound route 501C stops receive no transit service from 10 p.m. until 11 p.m. Saturday, June 6:

on Lake Shore Boulevard West across from #s 2111 and 2155 Lake Shore West and First Street and at Third and Fifth streets and Islington Avenue.

301 / 501 / 507 Queen / Long Branch shuttle buses

The TTC is operating buses Saturday to replace streetcars along the 501C Queen and 507 Long Branch routes west of Humber Loop.

From 5 a.m. Saturday, June 6 until 1 a.m. Sunday, June 7, eastbound buses start their trips in Long Branch Loop, then proceed:

eastward along Lake Shore Boulevard West;
northward** along Islington Avenue;
eastward along Birmingham Street;
southward along Dwight Avenue;
eastward along Lake Shore West;
northward along Park Lawn Road; and then
eastward along The Queensway and into Humber Loop,
ending their trips.

Eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Long Branch Loop,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Thirty-Seventh Street, Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-First, Twenty-Eighth, Twenty-Seventh and Twenty-Second streets, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, at Thirteenth and Tenth streets, Royal York and Miles roads, Norris Crescent, across from Mimico Avenue, at Superior Avenue and across from Burlington and Louisa streets and Legion Road,

on Park Lawn Road beyond Lake Shore Boulevard West and across from #88 Park Lawn, the eastbound off-ramp from the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway and the westbound on-ramp to the Gardiner,

on The Queensway beyond Park Lawn Road, across from Aldgate Avenue and Stephen Drive, beside #125 Queensway and

in Humber Loop.

(List of stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour routing.

Westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at stops

in Humber Loop,

on The Queensway at High Street, Stephen Drive and Aldgate Avenue,

on Park Lawn Road beyond The Queensway, beside #134 Park Lawn, beyond the eastbound off-ramp from the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway, beside #88 Park Lawn and at Lake Shore Boulevard West,

on Lake Shore Boulevard West beyond Park Lawn Road, at Legion Road, Louisa, Burlington and Superior streets, Mimico and Hillside avenues, Symons Street and Royal York Road, at Tenth and Thirteenth streets, Kipling Avenue, Twenty-Second, Twenty-Sixth, Twenty-Ninth and Thirtieth streets and across from Long Branch Avenue, Thirty-Seventh and Thirty-Ninth streets and

in Long Branch Loop.

(List of stops is unofficial.)

North York

Walk with Israel

The City of Toronto is closing

parts of Bathurst Street between Finch Avenue West and Wilson Avenue

Sunday morning and afternoon to accommodate the UJA Federation of Toronto’s annual event.

The TTC is detouring buses while the street is closed.

7 Bathurst

From 6 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Sunday, June 7, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West, then detour:

westward along Finch West;
southward along Wilmington Avenue and Faywood Boulevard; and then
eastward along Wilson Avenue to Bathurst Street,
resuming their regular path southward along Bathurst.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Bathurst Street beyond Finch Avenue West, across from Yorkview Drive, at Mascot Place, Blue Flag Gate and Carscadden Drive, beside #4600 Bathurst, at Codsell Avenue, Sheppard Avenue West, Reiner Road, Bainbridge and Danby avenues and York Downs Drive, across from Raeburn Avenue and Lyonsgate Drive, at Invermay Avenue, beyond Allingham Gardens and at Wilson Avenue.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Finch Avenue West beyond Bathurst Street, beside #550 Finch West, beyond Virgilwood Drie and Torresdale Avenue and across from #s 625 and 685 Finch West and

on Wilmington Avenue at Purdon and Alston drives, Overbrook Place, Combe, Searle and Codsell avenues and Sheppard Avenue West,

on Faywood Boulevard at Reiner Road, across from Bainbridge Avenue, beyond Joel Swirsky Boulevard, at Clanton Park and Dresden roads, and Faith, Goodwill and Ansford avenues and

on Wilson Avenue across from Faywood Boulevard and King High Avenue and beside #379 Wilson.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour routing.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Bathurst Street at Wilson and Southbourne avenues, across from Invermay Avenue, at Raeburn Avenue and York Downs Drive, beyond Timberlane Drive, across from Bainbridge Avenue and McAllister Road, at Sheppard Avenue West, across from Codsell Avenue and #4600 Bathurst, beyond Ellerslie Avenue and at Horsham Avenue, Stafford Road, Yorkview Drive and Finch Avenue West.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Wilson Avenue beyond Bathurst Street, beside #340 Wilson and at King High Avenue and Faywood Boulevard,

on Faywood Boulevard across from Goodwill Avene, at Invermay and Laurelcrest avenues, Clanton Park Road, Almore and Bainbridge avenues, Reiner Road and Sheppard Avenue West,

on Wilmington Avenue beyond Sheppard Avenue West and at Codsell, Searle and Combe Avenues, Overbrook Place, Maxwell Street and Cedar Spring Gate [south] and

on Finch Avenue West beside #s 625 and 685 Finch West, beyond Goldfinch Court and across from Virgilwood Drive.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

160 Bathurst North

From 6 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Sunday, June 7, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West, then detour:

westward along Finch West; and then
southward along Wilmington Avenue and Faywood Boulevard to Wilson Avenue
resuming their regular path westward along Wilson.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Bathurst Street beyond Finch Avenue West, across from Yorkview Drive, at Mascot Place, Blue Flag Gate and Carscadden Drive, beside #4600 Bathurst, at Codsell Avenue, Sheppard Avenue West, Reiner Road, Bainbridge and Danby avenues and York Downs Drive, across from Raeburn Avenue and Lyonsgate Drive, at Invermay Avenue, beyond Allingham Gardens and at Wilson Avenue and

on Wilson Avenue beyond Bathurst Street, beside #340 Wilson and at King High Avenue and Faywood Boulevard.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Finch Avenue West beyond Bathurst Street, beside #550 Finch West, beyond Virgilwood Drie and Torresdale Avenue and across from #s 625 and 685 Finch West and

on Wilmington Avenue at Purdon and Alston drives, Overbrook Place, Combe, Searle and Codsell avenues and Sheppard Avenue West and

on Faywood Boulevard at Reiner Road, across from Bainbridge Avenue, beyond Joel Swirsky Boulevard, at Clanton Park and Dresden roads, and Faith, Goodwill and Ansford avenues.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour routing.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Wilson Avenue across from Faywood Boulevard and King High Avenue and beside #379 Wilson and

on Bathurst Street at Wilson and Southbourne avenues, across from Invermay Avenue, at Raeburn Avenue and York Downs Drive, beyond Timberlane Drive, across from Bainbridge Avenue and McAllister Road, at Sheppard Avenue West, across from Codsell Avenue and #4600 Bathurst, beyond Ellerslie Avenue and at Horsham Avenue, Stafford Road, Yorkview Drive and Finch Avenue West.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Faywood Boulevard across from Goodwill Avene, at Invermay and Laurelcrest avenues, Clanton Park Road, Almore and Bainbridge avenues, Reiner Road and Sheppard Avenue West,

on Wilmington Avenue beyond Sheppard Avenue West and at Codsell, Searle and Combe Avenues, Overbrook Place, Maxwell Street and Cedar Spring Gate [south] and

on Finch Avenue West beside #s 625 and 685 Finch West, beyond Goldfinch Court and across from Virgilwood Drive.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

84A Sheppard West

From 6:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Sunday, June 7, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Sheppard Avenue West and Wilmington Avenue / Faywood Boulevard, then detour:

northward along Wilmington;
eastward along Finch Avenue West; and then
southward along Senlac Road to Sheppard West,
resuming their regular path eastward along Sheppard.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Sheppard Avenue West at Gorman Park and Harlock boulevards, Yeomans Road and Bathurst Street, beyond Bathurst Street, beside #555 Bathurst, at Don River Boulevard and Easton Road and across from Senlac Road.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Wilmington Avenue beyond Sheppard Avenue West and at Codsell, Searle and Combe Avenues, Overbrook Place, Maxwell Street and Cedar Spring Gate [south],

on Finch Avenue West beside #s 625 and 685 Finch West, beyond Goldfinch Court and across from Virgilwood Drive, beyond Bathurst Street, across from Ancona and Clarkhill streets and at Senlac Road and

on Senlac Road beyond Finch Avenue West, at Hounslow, Churchill and Ellerslie avenues, beyond Park Home Avenue, beside York Cemetery, at Burnett Avenue, across from Elmhusrt Avenue and at Sheppard Avenue West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour routing.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Sheppard Avenue West beyond Senlac Road, at Brentwood Road, across from Don River Boulevard and #555 Sheppard West, at Bathurst Street, beyond Bathurst Street, at Hove Street, beyond Bryant Street, and at Goddard Street and Wilmington Avenue.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Senlac Road beyond Sheppard Avenue West, at Elmhurst and Burnett avenues, beside York Cemetery, beyond Park Home Avenue, at Ellerslie and Churchill avenues, beyond Hounslow Avenue and at Lurgan Drive and Finch Avenue West,

on Finch Avenue West beyond Grantbrook Street, Glenborough Park Crescent [west], at Ancona Street, beyond Bathurst Street, beside #550 Finch West, beyond Virgilwood Drive and Torresdale Avenue and across from #s 625 and 685 Finch West and

on Wilmington Avenue at Purdon and Alston drives, Overbrook Place, Combe, Searle and Codsell avenues and Sheppard Avenue West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

The Luke Combs concerts at Rogers Stadium also affect service along this route Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6.

165 Weston Rd North

From 6 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Sunday, June 7, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Wilson Station bus terminal, then detour:

southward along Transit Road;
westward along Wilson Avenue,
southward along Dufferin Street;
eastward along Lawrence Avenue West; and then
northward along Avenue Road to Wilson,
resuming their regular path eastward along Wilson.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Wilson Avenue across from Faywood Boulevard and King High Avenue and beside #379 Wilson.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Wilson Avenue (westbound) beyond Transit Road and across from #675 Wilson,

on Dufferin Street beyond Wilson Avenue, at Whitley Avenue, beyond Bridgeland Avenue, at Jane Osler Boulevard, Bentworth Street and Orfus Road and beyond Samor and Apex roads,

on Lawrence Avenue West at Corona Street, Bolingbrooke Road and Marlee Avenue, beside Lawrence West Station, beyond Shermount and Englemount avenues, across from Brookhill Drive and at Glenmount Avenue, Bathurst Street, Glen Rush Boulevard, Ledbury Street and Kimbark Boulevard and

on Avenue Road beyond Douglas Avenue, at Woburn, Fairlawn and Melrose avenues, Old Orchard Grove, Brooke and Dunblaine avenues, Ridley Boulevard and Wilson Avenue.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour path.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Wilson Avenue beyond Bathurst Street, beside #340 Wilson and at King High Avenue and Faywood Boulevard.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Avenue Road beyond Wilson Avenue and at Carmichael, Dunblaine and Brooke avenues, Old Orchard Grove, Melrose, Fairlawn, Woburn and Douglas avenues,

on Lawrence Avenue West beyond Avenue Road, at Grey Road, Ledbury Street, Welland Road and Bathurst Street, beyond Bathurst Street, at Brucewood Crescent and Brookhill Drive, beyond Varna Drive, beside Lawrence West Station, across from Marlee Avenue and Bollingbroke Road and at Via Bagnoto and Dufferin Street,

on Dufferin Street beyond Lawrence Avenue West, at Dane Avenue, beyond Celt Avenue, across from Orfus Road, beyond Ranee Avenue, across from Jane Osler Boulevard, at Yorkdale Road and beyond Billy Bishop Way and

on Wilson Avenue (eastbound) at Billy Bishop Way.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

96A / 96D Wilson

From 6 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Sunday, June 7, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Wilson Station bus terminal, then detour:

southward along Transit Road;
westward along Wilson Avenue,
southward along Dufferin Street;
eastward along Lawrence Avenue West; and then
northward along Avenue Road to Wilson,
resuming their regular path eastward along Wilson.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Wilson Avenue across from Faywood Boulevard and King High Avenue and beside #379 Wilson.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Wilson Avenue (westbound) beyond Transit Road and across from #675 Wilson,

on Dufferin Street beyond Wilson Avenue, at Whitley Avenue, beyond Bridgeland Avenue, at Jane Osler Boulevard, Bentworth Street and Orfus Road and beyond Samor and Apex roads,

on Lawrence Avenue West at Corona Street, Bolingbrooke Road and Marlee Avenue, beside Lawrence West Station, beyond Shermount and Englemount avenues, across from Brookhill Drive and at Glenmount Avenue, Bathurst Street, Glen Rush Boulevard, Ledbury Street and Kimbark Boulevard and

on Avenue Road beyond Douglas Avenue, at Woburn, Fairlawn and Melrose avenues, Old Orchard Grove, Brooke and Dunblaine avenues, Ridley Boulevard and Wilson Avenue.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Westbound buses reverse the eastbound detour path.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Wilson Avenue beyond Bathurst Street, beside #340 Wilson and at King High Avenue and Faywood Boulevard.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Avenue Road beyond Wilson Avenue and at Carmichael, Dunblaine and Brooke avenues, Old Orchard Grove, Melrose, Fairlawn, Woburn and Douglas avenues,

on Lawrence Avenue West beyond Avenue Road, at Grey Road, Ledbury Street, Welland Road and Bathurst Street, beyond Bathurst Street, at Brucewood Crescent and Brookhill Drive, beyond Varna Drive, beside Lawrence West Station, across from Marlee Avenue and Bollingbroke Road and at Via Bagnoto and Dufferin Street,

on Dufferin Street beyond Lawrence Avenue West, at Dane Avenue, beyond Celt Avenue, across from Orfus Road, beyond Ranee Avenue, across from Jane Osler Boulevard, at Yorkdale Road and beyond Billy Bishop Way and

on Wilson Avenue (eastbound) at Billy Bishop Way.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

The Luke Combs concerts at Rogers Stadium also affect service along this route Friday, June 5 and Saturday, June 6.

Scarborough

Guildwood Day

The City of Toronto is closing

Guildwood Parkway between Galloway and Kingston roads

Saturday morning to accommodate the parade portion of the Guildwood Community Association’s annual event.

The TTC is detouring buses, while the street is closed.

116 Morningside

(In a news release, the TTC has confirmed that buses are detouring, but not exact detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on the details the TTC supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. The TTC may operate buses with a different service pattern this year.)

From 10 until 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 6, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Guildwood Parkway and Galloway Road, then detour:

northward along Galloway; and then
westward along Kingston Road to Guildwood Parkway / Cromwell Road,
resuming their regular path westward along Kingston.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Guildwood Parkway at Navarre Crescent, across from Guild Park and at Chancery Lane and Livingston, Rowatson and Kingston roads.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Kingston Road beyond Galloway Road and Celeste Drive.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour path.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Guildwood Parkway across from Rowatson Road, at Livingston Road, across from Chancery Lane, beside Guild Park and across from Galloway Road.

Instead, northbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Kingston Road beyond Guildwood Parkway and across from Celeste Drive.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Toronto

See also Downsview, New Toronto, North York and Scarborough.

Toronto events affecting transit services this weekend include: the Do West Festival (June 6, 7, 8); and the Shoppers Run for Women (June 7).

Do West Fest

Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the City of Toronto is closing

Dundas Street West between Lansdowne Avenue and Ossington Avenue

to accommodate the Little Portugal on Dundas Business Improvement Area’s annual event.

The TTC is detouring service while the street is closed.

505 Dundas

From 10 a.m. Friday, June 5 until 1 a.m. Monday, June 9, eastbound streetcars operate along their regular path to Dundas Street West and College Street, then detour:

eastward along College Street; and then
southward along Ossington Avenue to Dundas West,
resuming their regular path eastward along Dundas.

Eastbound cars skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street West at Lansdowne, Brock and Sheridan avenues, Dufferin Street, Gladstone Avenue, Lisgar Street, Dovercourt Road and Ossington Avenue.

Instead, eastbound cars drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on College Street at Lansdowne and Brock avenues, Dufferin Street, Rusholme Park Crescent, Dovercourt Road and Ossington Avenue and

on Ossington Avenue at Churchill Avenue and Dundas Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Westbound cars reverse the eastbound detour routing.

Westbound cars skip their regular stops

on Dundas Street West at Dovercourt Road, beyond Rusholme Road, at Gladstone Avenue, Dufferin Street, Sheridan, Brock and Lansdowne avenues.

Instead, westbound cars drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Ossington Avenue across from Churchill Avenue and at College Street and

on College Street at Dovercourt Road, Havelock and Dufferin streets and Brock and Lansdowne avenues.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Shoppers Run for Women

The City of Toronto is closing various roads and traffic lanes in this area:

Spadina Avenue in the west;
Bloor Street West in the north;
Bay Street in the east; and
College Street in the south

Sunday morning to accommodate the event.

The TTC is detouring buses while the streets are closed.

13 Avenue Rd

(In a news release, the TTC has confirmed that buses are detouring, but not exact detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on the details the TTC supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. The TTC may operate buses with a different service pattern this year.)

From 7 until 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 6, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Avenue and Davenport roads, then detour:

northwestward along Davenport;
southward along Bedford Road;
westward along Prince Arthur Avenue; and then
southward into St George Station bus terminal,
ending their trips.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Avenue Road at Elgin Avenue and Bloor Street West and

on Queen’s Park across from Charles Street West,

on Queen’s Park Crescent West at Hoskin Avenue and beside Hart House and

on Queen’s Park Crescent East beyond College Street.

Instead, southbound buses drop off passengers at a temporary stop

on Davenport Road beyond Avenue Road,

on Bedford Road beyond Bernard Avenue and at Lowther Avenue and

in St George Station bus terminal.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

^ Map of the detour path during previous years.

Northbound buses start their trips in St. George Station bus terminal, then proceed:

northward along Bedford Road; and then
southeastward along Davenport Road to Avenue Road,
resuming their regular path northward along Avenue.

Northbound buses skip their regular stops

on Queen’s Park Crescent East beyond College Street and at Wellesley Street West and St. Joseph Street,

on Queen’s Park beyond Charles Street West and

on Avenue Road beyond Bloor Street West, across from Boswell Avenue and at Davenport Road.

Instead, northbound buses pick up passengers at temporary stops

in St George Station bus terminal and

on Bedford Road beyond Lowther and Tranby avenues and at Davenport Road.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

19 Bay

(In a news release, the TTC has confirmed that buses are detouring, but not exact detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on the details the TTC supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. The TTC may operate buses with a different service pattern this year.)

From 7 until 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 6, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Bay Street and Bloor Street West, then detour:

eastward along Bloor West;
southward along Church Street; and then
westward along Wellesley streets east and west to Bay,
resuming their regular path southward along Bay.

Southbound buses skip their regular stops

on Bay Street beyond Charles Street West and at St. Joseph Street.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

on Wellesley Street East at Yonge Street (unofficial).

Northbound buses operate along their regular path.

^ Map of the detour path during previous years.

506 Carlton

From 7 until 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 6, expect delays on College Street between Spadina Avenue and Queen’s Park / University Avenue.

510 Spadina

From 7 until 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 6, expect delays on Spadina Avenue between Bloor Street West and College Street.

94 Wellesley

(In a news release, the TTC has confirmed that buses are detouring, but not exact detour-routing information. We’ve based this part of the post on the details the TTC supplied about detours for this event during previous years. Note that this is unofficial information. The TTC may operate buses with a different service pattern this year.)

From 7 until 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 6, eastbound buses operate along their regular path to Harbord Street and Spadina Avenue, then detour:

southward along Spadina Avenue, Crescent and Avenue;
eastward along College Street; and then
northward along Bay Street to Wellesley Street West,
resuming their regular path eastward along Wellesley West.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stops

on Harbord Street at St. George Street,

on Hoskin Avenue beside Wycliffe College and

on Wellesley Street West beside the Ontario Legislature, beyond Queen’s Park Crescent East and at Bay Street.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on College Street at Beverley and McCaul streets, University Avenue and Elizabeth Street and

on Bay Street at Grosvenor Street and Wellesley Street West.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

^ Map of the detour path during previous years.

Westbound buses operate along their regular path to Wellesley Street West and Bay Street, then detour:

northward along Bay;
northwestward along Davenport Road;
westward along Dupont Street and then
southward along Spadina Road and Avenue to Harbord Street,
resuming their regular path westward along Harbord.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

on Wellesley Street West at Queen’s Park Crescent East,

on Hoskin Avenue beside Trinity College and at St. George Street and

on Harbord Street at Spadina Avenue.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

on Bay Street at St. Joseph Street, Charles Street West, Cumberland Street and Davenport Road,

on Davenport Road beyond Avenue Road and at Bedford Road,

on Dupont Street beyond Huron Street,

on Spadina Road beyond Bernard Avenue and at Kendal and Lowther avenues and

on Spadina Avenue at Sussex Avenue and Harbord Street.

(List of temporary stops is unofficial.)

Inbound buses operate toward downtown.

Outbound buses operate away from downtown.

GO buses replace trains along the Stouffville line, June 6, 7

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:01:00 -0500

Metrolinx continues to upgrade the Stouffville rail corridor as part of the GO Expansion Program.

This Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7, GO Transit is cancelling train service along the 71 Stouffville line due to construction. GO buses replace the trains between Old Elm and Unionville GO stations and operate express — without stopping — between Unionville and Union Station Bus Terminal.

GO isn’t providing any service at Milliken, Agincourt or Kennedy GO stations. Board TTC trains or buses to travel to and from those stations. York Region Transit buses also operate to and from Milliken.

GO is also adjusting some late-night service Friday, June 5.

Friday, June 5

GO is extending the northbound train that starts its trip Union Station at 10 p.m. The train continues from Mount Joy to Stouffville and Old Elm GO stations. If you are travelling further northward to Uxbridge, you can connect to the 70D GO bus at Mount Joy.
GO buses replace the train that usually starts in Union at 12:01 a.m.:

a GO bus along route 71G starts in Union terminal at 12:05 a.m. and operates express to Unionville, ending its trip.

a GO bus along route 71C starts in Union Station Bus Terminal at 12:17 a.m., operates express — without stopping —to Unionville, then drops off or picks up passengers in all stations to Old Elm.

Saturday, June 6
Sunday, June 5

Buses replace all trains:

buses along route 71C operate express between Union and Unionville, then drop off or pick up passengers in all stations to Old Elm.

buses along route 71E operate express between Union and Unionville, then drop off or pick up passengers in all stations to Mount Joy.

buses along route 71G operate express between Union and Unionville, ending their trips.

Southbound connections:

If you are transferring to replacement GO buses from GO buses along route 70 at Mount Joy, you will have a 14- to 19-minute connection time (as much as four minutes more than usual).

Northbound connections:

If you are transferring to GO buses along route 70 at Old Elm from replacement GO buses, you will have a 10- to 16-minute connection time (as much as eight minutes more than usual).
If you are transferring to GO buses along route 70 at Mount Joy from replacement GO buses, you will have a 9- to 14-minute connection time (as much as six minutes more than usual).

Regular train service resumes Monday, June 8.

GO explains that, “During the planned service disruption on the Stouffville Line, crews will be carrying out important construction work for the Finch-Kennedy grade separation, which will support faster, more frequent service.

And, this weekend, Metrolinx crews are continuing to work in the rail corridor for the Ontario Line subway project. They’re surfacing track, installing track fiber-optic cable and removing graffiti.

GO is also replacing trains with buses along the 09 Lakeshore East line this weekend. And, it’s adjusting the schedules for trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line.

Metrolinx and GO plan to accommodate more passengers and increase service along the Stouffville line line, as part of the GO Expansion Program (formerly “regional express rail”).

GO buses replace trains along the Lakeshore East line, June 6, 7

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 17:55:55 -0500

Metrolinx continues to upgrade the Lakeshore East rail corridor as part of the GO Expansion Program.

This Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7, GO Transit is cancelling train service along the 09 Lakeshore East line due to construction. GO buses replace the trains. The buses drop off or pick up passengers in all stations between Durham College Oshawa and Pickering GO stations and then operate express — without stopping — between Pickering and Union Station Bus Terminal.

GO isn’t providing any service at Rouge Hill, Guildwood, Eglinton, Scarborough and Danforth GO stations. Board TTC trains, buses or streetcars to travel to and from those stations.

GO is also adjusting some late-night service Friday, June 5.

Friday, June 5

Westbound:

After 7 p.m., trains operate hourly.
GO buses along route 90B replace the trains that usually start their trips in Oshawa at 11:09 and 11:39 p.m.
The buses pick up or drop off passengers in Whitby, Ajax and Pickering GO stations, then operate express to Union Station Bus Terminal.

Eastbound:

From 7 until 10 p.m., trains operate hourly.
The train that starts in Union at 11:22 ends its trip in Whitby. You can connect in Whitby with a GO bus to travel further eastward toward Oshawa.
GO buses along route 90B from Union bus terminal replace the trains that usually start in Union Station at 11:50 p.m. and 12:20 and 12:50 a.m.
The buses operate express to Pickering, serve passengers in Ajax and Whitby and then end their trips in Oshawa.

Buses along route 88

Southbound passengers aboard a bus along the 88 Peterborough / Oshawa route that arrives in Durham College Oshawa GO Station bus terminal at 11:24 p.m. must wait 21 minutes to connect with the rail-replacement bus that leaves at 11:40 p.m. (The wait time is one minute more than usual).
Northbound passengers aboard the replacement buses that end their trips in Oshawa at 12:55 and 1 a.m. must wait four or nine minutes to connect with the route 88 bus that starts at 1:04 a.m. (The wait time is one minute more or four minutes fewer than usual).

Saturday, June 6
Sunday, June 7

Buses replace all trains.

GO buses along route 90B operate express between Union and Pickering, then drop off or pick up passengers in all stations between Pickering and Oshawa.

GO buses along route 90R operate express between Union and Pickering, then serve passengers in Ajax.

GO buses along route 90W operate express between Union and Whitby, then serve passengers in Oshawa.

Buses along route 88

Southbound passengers aboard buses along route 88 must wait in Oshawa six to 21 minutes to connect with rail-replacement buses. (The wait time is nine minutes fewer or six minutes more than usual.)
Northbound passengers aboard replacement buses must wait five to 30 minutes to connect with route 88 buses. (The wait time is nine minutes fewer and as much as 22 minutes more than usual).

Monday, June 8

Some trains will need to run at slower speeds due to this weekend’s construction. Some trains between Pickering and Durham College Oshawa GO arrive and depart a few minutes later than usually.

Regular service resumes Tuesday, June 9.

This weekend, Metrolinx crews are continuing to work in the rail corridor for the Ontario Line subway project. They’re surfacing track, installing track fiber-optic cable and removing graffiti.

GO is also replacing trains with buses along the 71 Stouffville line this weekend. And, it’s adjusting the schedules for trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line.

Metrolinx and GO plan to accommodate more passengers and increase service along the Lakeshore East line, as part of the GO Expansion Program (formerly “regional express rail”).

GO adjusting schedules for Lakeshore-West trains, June 5, 6, 7

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 07:08:34 -0500

Metrolinx continues construction to improve service along the 01 Lakeshore West line as part of the GO Expansion Program.

To accommodate the Metrolinx construction, GO Transit is adjusting the schedules for trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line Friday, June 5, Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7.

Friday, June 5

Eastbound trains starting trips in Confederation and West Harbour GO stations, the Hamilton GO Centre and Aldershot and Appleby GO stations start one minute earlier than usually.
The train that usually starts in Niagara Falls GO Station at 6:41 a.m. starts, instead, one minute earlier at 6:40 a.m.
The trains that usually start in Niagara Falls at 1:07 and 8:04 p.m. start, instead, two minutes earlier at 1:05 and 8:02 p.m.

Saturday, June 6
Sunday, June 7

Trains operate hourly between West Harbour GO Station and Union Station.
Trains operate every 30 minutes between Oakville GO Station and Union.
In Oakville GO, you may have to wait 15 to 30-minutes to connect with another train to complete your trip.
GO is also adjusting bus-connection times.

Metrolinx temporarily closed the 01 Lakeshore West line during the weekends of May 23-34 and May 30-31 “to safely complete important construction work and maintenance that can only be carried out while trains are not running.”

During the closures, crews removed three temporary rail bridges at Long Branch GO Station to prepare for the next segment of construction on the east platforms, station building and tunnel. As part of the Burloak Drive Grade Separation, crews successfully shifted the detour tracks onto the newly constructed rail bridge, reinstated the at-grade crossing back to the mainline, installed storm sewers, and advanced work on the retaining walls below in preparation for constructing the new roadway beneath the bridge. At Oakville GO station, crews started temporary platform widening works to support future platform upgrades.

Metrolinx also made progress on the Ontario Line with crews carrying out work to erect the steel structure for the concourse at Exhibition Station. Crews also conducted necessary state-of-good-repair work during the closure, including replacing timber deck ties in Oakville and installing retaining walls beside the Etobicoke Creek bridge.

GO buses replace trains along the 09 Lakeshore East and 71 Stouffville lines this weekend.

Metrolinx and GO plan to accommodate more passengers and increase service along the Lakeshore West line, as part of their GO Expansion Program (formerly “regional express rail”).

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VIDEO: Line 6 Finch West LRT Rear Window Timelapse (10x)

Weekend events affect transit services, June 12, 13, 14

Ancaster

16 Ancaster

Brampton

2 Main

24 Van Kirk

502 Züm Main

Downsview

Mumford and Sons at Rogers Stadium

Line 2 Bloor - Danforth

101 Downsview Park

106 Sentinel84A Sheppard West96A / 96B / 96D Wilson

Line 1 Yonge - University

Hamilton

18 Lakeshore West

11 St. Catharines / Burlington

20 A-Line express

2 Barton

4 Bayfront

3 Cannon

2 Barton

Milton

2 Main

6 Scott

Newmarket

York Pride parade

54 Bayview

Toronto

FIFA World Cup 2026™ match

12 Niagara Falls / Burlington

09 Lakeshore East

01 Lakeshore West

71 Stouffville trains

511 Bathurst

307 Bathurst overnight

311 Bathurst overnight

Line 2 Bloor - Danforth

29A Dufferin

929A Dufferin express

829 Dufferin Gate express

809 Fleet Hub express

509 Harbourfront

309 Harbourfront overnight

504B King

63 Ossington

509 Harbourfront route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities. Back to top

Line 1 Yonge - University

29A Dufferin

47 Lansdowne

63A Ossington

161 Rogers Rd

512 St Clair

512 St Clair shuttle buses

506 Carlton306 Carlton overnight

Hurontario LRT - Dundas: Phase 2 intersection closure, some MiWay detours continue, starting June 15

1 Dundas

101 Dundas express

Extra GO trains, buses during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities

Extra trains along the 01 Lakeshore West line

Getting to Exhibition GO Station for Monday-to-Friday matches

Getting home after a Monday-to-Friday match:

Getting to Exhibition GO for a weekend match:

Extra trains along the 09 Lakeshore East line

Extra trains along the 71 Stouffville line

Extra buses along the 12 Niagara Falls / Burlington route

Hurontario LRT - Dundas: Phase 1 intersection closure, MiWay, GO detours, starting June 11

1 Dundas

101 Dundas express

2 Hurontario

103 Hurontario express

Single-track subway operation, June 8: Wilson to Lawrence West

Shuttle buses

Shuttle-bus alternatives

TTC revising routes and services, June 7, to support passengers during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities

Introducing new routes

311 Bathurst overnight

829 Dufferin Gate express

809 Fleet Hub express

106 Sentinel
84A Sheppard West
96A / 96B / 96D Wilson

509 Harbourfront route during FIFA World Cup 2026™ activities.

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506 Carlton
306 Carlton overnight

301 Queen overnight
301L Queen overnight shuttle buses

301 Queen overnight
301L Queen overnight

29 Dufferin
929 Dufferin express
829 Dufferin Gate express