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AlbertC
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The Chaplain & Eglinton intersection has reopened:
AlbertC
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Vibrations damage homes claim residents near LRT
Midtown residents are up in arms over damage to their homes that they say is being caused by Eglinton Crosstown LRT construction
streetsoftoronto.com
Urban Chairman
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July 31st
Towered
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Any runnels on those stairs? Nope, of course not...
AlbertC
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Recent pic of the southeast corner. Nice to see the restored Eglinton Way sign:
Northern Light
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There are locates on the brand new sidewalk, LOL
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Northern Light
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Above, we see that substantial completion on the public space/parkette and the stairs down to The Beltline had been achieved.
Almost 10 months later........neither have been opened to the public.
Photos taken May 2nd, 2024:
Almost 10 months later........neither have been opened to the public.
Photos taken May 2nd, 2024:
flonicky
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It's amazing that you can walk by one of these stations and then an entire year goes by and there they are, still sitting there!
Northern Light
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Amazing/disgusting ... .fine line.
Thing is.....even if one accepted the absurd delays in getting the line open, the @#$# stairs to the Beltline are in no way related.......they're done, they're structurally sound, just open them!
junctionist
Senior Member
The situation with Mount Dennis GO station seems similar. It's a concrete platform with a shelter structure. Finish it and open it up for service, even if the LRT line isn't ready yet. Give the long-waiting residents and businesses some relief from the construction.
Caledonia GO station should have also been built by now. The fact that they can't even open the GO stations on time, despite their simplicity relative to the LRT line, is like salt in the wounds for locals.