Union Station Revitalization
The Recommended Approach
On December 11, 2007, Toronto City Council adopted the Union Station Revitalization Recommended Approach. Council also accepted the supplementary report that gave details regarding the implementation of the recommended approach.
View the decision document from the Council Meeting to view the motions and recommendations (page 42).
The recommended approach sees the City of Toronto retaining ownership of Union Station, while leasing out a new retail space to a private sector partner and dedicating a level to GO Transit and VIA Rail customers. View the documents listed below for more details and drawings.
Learn more about the recommended approach
- Council's December 2007 decision document - go to page 42 for the Union Station recommendations
- Union Station Revitalization Recommended Approach staff report (PDF)
- Presentation made to Council on the Recommended Approach
- Supplementary report (PDF) to the December 11, 2007 Council Meeting
- View illustrations that show the recommended approach
- Information on the recommended approach
- Q&As on the recommended approach
- Information on the implementation
- Deputations made to the Executive Committee by the chair and vice chair of the Union Station Revitalization Public Advisory Group
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View the current state of retail on the main level and what the possibilities are. |
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See what the current state of retail is in the GO Concourse level. |
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Let's make the Great Hall great again. |
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We want to improve movement to and from track level, view the proposed new concourse level. |
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It's time to make Union Station a destination, to shop. View the proposed new retail level. |
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View a side shot of Union Station from Bay Street that shows what the Station will look like after the "dig down". |
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The existing uncovered moats surrounding Union Station will be covered with glazed skylights to improve pedestrian flow. |
