This page provides access to archived webpages for transportation environmental assessments, planning studies, projects, and plans completed by the City of Toronto.
Please note: This page does not include every transportation study completed by the City, and additional studies may be added over time. A study may be listed whether or not its recommendations have been implemented. Implementation depends on factors such as City Council approval, available funding, property requirements and other project-specific considerations that are assessed after the study is completed.
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| Broadview Avenue Extension Environmental Assessment | An environmental assessment of the proposed extension of Broadview Avenue from Eastern Avenue to Lake Shore Boulevard East, along with a new east-west street between Don Roadway and Booth Avenue. |
| Don Mills Crossing Trail Bridge | An environmental assessment and recommended design for a new pedestrian and cycling bridge connecting the Don Mills Trail across the Canadian Pacific rail corridor. |
| Emery Village Link 2A Environmental Assessment | An environmental assessment of a proposed new road connecting Toryork Drive and Finch Avenue West to improve travel and support future development in Emery Village. |
| Finch West Goods Movement Study | A study examining potential improvements to commercial shipping and freight transportation in the Finch West area while supporting safe and efficient travel for all road users. |
| Park Lawn Lake Shore Transportation Master Plan | A long-term plan for new and improved streets, transit, walking and cycling connections in the Park Lawn Road and Lake Shore Boulevard West area. |
| Rouge Park Bridges Transportation Master Plan | A long-term plan for repairing, replacing or managing five bridges and two rail underpasses within Rouge National Urban Park. |
| St. Clair Avenue West Area Transportation Master Plan | Recommended street, walking and cycling improvements in the Keele Street, Old Weston Road and St. Clair Avenue West area, including connections to the planned GO station. |