Official Reports Explain Why Metrolinx Will Close Line 6 For Essential System Infrastructure Improvements
Riders are encouraged to visit the TTC website for the latest route updates. Metrolinx is working closely with the City of Toronto, TTC and Toronto Emergency Services to coordinate traffic, transit and emergency access routes so people can continue to move safely through the area. The expansion forms part of the broader GO Expansion programme, which will increase rail capacity across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. The programme includes long-term investment in infrastructure to support rising ridership levels. This is the first of 35 bridge spans that will carry trains over the Humber River.With events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup™ ahead, these upgrades will also help prepare the line for increased ridership demand. Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and Metrolinx have issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) to three shortlisted teams to design, build and finance the Lakeshore West InfrastructureImprovements project. Future of Transit Metrolinx plans for the future of transportation in the midst of rapid change With its flying DeLorean and flux capacitor, the Back to the Future film trilogy set the bar for the future of transportation. Located on the Lakeshore West line, the agency reports the Oakville GO Station was commissioned in 1967, the same year the system launched.Line painting and signage. New secured bike shelter. Architectural, mechanical and electrical services upgrades. Starting Sunday, March 15, the TTC is extending the hours of light-rail-transit service along Line6 Finch West until 1 a.m.
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