Started in September 2020 and is ongoing.*
Location
Parkside Bridge, Parkside Drive at The Queensway, north of Lake Shore Boulevard West
Work
Work crews have repaired the underside, or sub-structure of the Parkside Bridge on The Queensway.
Work is currently progressing well on the topside of the bridge.
Travel Restrictions
One shared travel lane in each direction on The Queensway.
Work Stages, Dates, Times and Locations
Dates
April 5, 2021 to present*
NOTE: The completion date of this stage was planned for July 22; however, due to a series of unexpected utility conflicts at the KQQR intersection, work was put on hold. Work crews resumed Stage 1 work the week of September 6.
The Stage 1 completion date is now expected to be in late October.
Times
Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (additional hours as needed)
Locations
- KQQR Intersection
- The Queensway: KQQR intersection to Parkside Drive
- Queen Street West: KQQR Intersection to Triller Avenue
- Roncesvalles Avenue: KQQR intersection to south of Grafton Avenue
Work Scope
- Watermain replacement and sewer relining (completed)
- TTC and road work (outer lanes): Work crews will undertake the following work: TTC pole replacement, overhead wire removals and installation, track work, (lighting, platforms, curbs etc.), retaining wall installation, road reconstruction (base, curb gutter, sidewalk)
Travel Restrictions
- Pedestrian access will be available at all times
- A minimum of one shared travel lane in each direction along The Queensway and King Street West will be maintained for vehicles and cyclists
- KQQR intersection will be closed. East-west travel will be accommodated via The Queensway and King Street West
- Queen Street West will be closed to vehicular traffic from the KQQR intersection to Triller Avenue
- Unauthorized parking is not allowed in active work zones.
Work Stages, Dates, Times and Locations
Dates
Late October 2021 (TBC) to April 2022*
Times
Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (additional hours as needed)
Locations
- The Queensway Median: Parkside Drive to Sunnyside Avenue
- Beaty Boulevard Park: southwest corner of KQQR intersection
- King Street West: KQQR Intersection to approximately 100 m south thereof
Work Scope
- Watermain replacement and sewer lining: Please refer to work details listed in Advance Work.
- TTC and road work (inner lanes): Work crews will undertake the following work: TTC pole replacement and overhead wire installation, track work, (lighting, platforms, curbs etc.), road reconstruction (base, curb gutter, sidewalk)
- Streetscape work: Work crews will undertake streetscape improvements at Beaty Boulevard Park.
- Bridge rehabilitation: Work crews will repair The Queensway bridge at Parkside Drive (inner lanes).
Travel Restrictions
- Pedestrian access will be available at all times
- A minimum of one lane of traffic in each direction along The Queensway will be maintained for vehicles and cyclists
- KQQR intersection will be closed with exception of east-west access through the intersection via Queen Street West
- King Street West will be closed to vehicular traffic from the KQQR intersection to approximately 100 m south thereof
- Unauthorized parking is not allowed in active work zone.
Work Stages, Dates, Times and Locations
Date
April 2022 to August 2022*
Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (additional hours as needed)
Locations
Roncesvalles Avenue: Queen Street West to Dundas Street West
Work
- Watermain replacement and sewer relining: Please refer to work details listed in Advance Work.
- TTC and road work Queen Street West to Harvard Avenue: Work crews will undertake the following work: TTC pole replacement, overhead wire removals and installation, track work, (lighting, platforms, curbs etc.), road reconstruction (base, curb gutter, sidewalk)
- Harvard Avenue to Dundas Street West: Work crews will undertake the following work: Platform upgrades for accessibility
Travel Restrictions
- Pedestrian access will be available at all times
- Roncesvalles Avenue will be closed to vehicular traffic from just north of Queen Street West to Harvard Avenue. Infrequent lane closures can be expected from Harvard Avenue to Dundas Street West.
- People cycling may dismount and use available sidewalks
