A big lift for the future of transit đïž
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Crews at the East Harbour Transit Hub site recently lifted massive concrete girders, or horizontal supports, into place above the future extension of Broadview Avenue. (1/2)
These girders will support the Ontario Line at East Harbour, where the new subway will connect with GO Transit's Lakeshore East and Stouffville lines. (2/2)
The rail bridge at Queen Street East and De Grassi Street in Riverside recently got a glow up!
Designed and installed by Indigenous artists, Que Rock, a new landmark mural called âRiver of Lifeâ is now enlivening the space under the bridge.
Ever look at a construction site and wonder what you're seeing? đ
We're breaking down the southwest view of King West Cavern to explore some of the construction activities shaping the future station.
What does a âpower bankâ for a subway line look like?Take a look.
Crews in Thorncliffe Park are making steady progress on a new traction power substation - one of eight along the future Ontario Line that will help provide the power needed to move trains along the tracks. (1/2)
ALT Aerial view of crews assembling the steel frame of a transit facility building at an active construction site.
ALT Aerial view of crews installing steel columns and beams for a transit facility building at an active construction site.
ALT Construction crews use aerial lifts to install a steel beam between columns as a transit facility building takes shape.
ALT Workers use aerial lifts to guide a steel beam into place during construction of a transit facility building.
It will also help power the nearby operations, maintenance and storage facility, allowing trains to move in and out of the site.
The 450-square-metre building now has its steel frame and roof in place! (2/2)
Swipe to see it take shape. âĄïž
ALT Aerial view of a transit facility construction site showing foundation work, steel components and equipment staged for assembly.
ALT Aerial view of a transit facility building with its steel frame and roof installed as construction progresses.
ALT Aerial view of a transit facility construction site showing foundation work, steel components and equipment staged for assembly.
ALT Rendering and construction progress photo of the same transit facility building, showing the transition from a steel frame structure to a completed, landscaped facility.
Watch Corkie disappear beneath the streets of downtown Toronto to join fellow tunnel boring machine, Libby.
Together, they're tunnelling about six kilometres from Exhibition Station to the Don Yard portal, ultimately connecting thousands more people to new subway service.