The City of Toronto’s work to reconstruct the Six Points Interchange has achieved substantial completion, including the construction of:
- realignment of Dundas Street West, extension of Bloor Street West and regrading of Kipling Avenue
- new traffic signals installed at major intersections
- widened sidewalks with trees, plantings and permeable pavers to catch rain water and surface runoff and store it in reservoirs to reach soil below
- construction of three (3) new streets: Adobigok Pathway, Biindagen Trail and Jerry Horwath Drive
- new cycling facilities including:
- physically separated and painted bike lanes along Bloor Street West from Beamish Drive to Resurrection Road, along Dundas Street West from the Dundas-Kipling Ramp to Aukland Road, and on Kipling Avenue between Bloor Street West and Viking Lane
- two-stage cycling left-turn boxes installed at the Dundas/Kipling and Bloor/Kipling intersections
NOTE: Remaining minor construction items will be completed during ideal growing seasons in the spring (April – June) including planting of additional trees and plants along sidewalks, maintenance and restoration. More information will be shared to announce final completion of all work.
