Province breaks ground on 3 Ontario Line stations in Toronto
The three stations — King-Bathurst, Queen-Spadina and Moss Park — will connect commuters to the 15.6-kilometre subway line, which is expected to be complete in 2031.
www.cbc.caHere’s the latest I can provide based on public updates:
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Groundbreaking has occurred for multiple Ontario Line stations in Toronto, including King-Bathurst, Queen-Spadina, and Moss Park, as part of the 15.6-kilometre line intended to run from Exhibition/Ontario Place area to the Ontario Science Centre. This marks a significant early construction phase aimed at delivering the rail line by around the early 2030s. [source: CBC reporting on groundbreakings and timelines][1]
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Metrolinx and Infrastructure Ontario outline the Ontario Line as a 15.5–15.6 km standalone subway with 15 stations, featuring connections to TTC lines, GO services, and other transit projects. The project emphasizes underground segments in the core and surface or elevated sections elsewhere, with a broad network integration plan. [source: Metrolinx overview][5][7]
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For ongoing updates, Metrolinx maintains an “Ontario Line – Latest updates” page and a dedicated events/FAQs section, which cover new station contracts, construction progress, route details, and community information. If you need the most current bulletins, those pages are the best primary sources. [source: Metrolinx pages][2][8][9]
Illustration of the route (conceptual):
- Proposed start near Ontario Place/Exhibition Place
- Runs south through downtown core
- Ends at Ontario Science Centre in North York
- Total of about 15 stations with extensive connections
If you want, I can summarize recent press releases or compile a quick timeline of major milestones (announcements, groundbreakings, tunnelling start, major station contracts) and cite the exact dates. I can also fetch the latest official update pages and extract key dates for a concise timeline.