Major works continue on Union Station's revitalization - City pours first slabs for the York concourse
The City of Toronto is issuing this news release in English and French.
TORONTO - A little over a year since the media toured the excavation and column work underway at Toronto's Union Station as part of a major revitalization, the City of Toronto invites journalists back to see the progress on construction, including the first poured slabs for the new concourse. The pouring of the slabs is an exciting milestone in the project as the new concourse begins to take shape.
John Carmichael, Member of Parliament for Don Valley West, Soo Wong, Member of Provincial Parliament for Scarborough-Agincourt, and Councillor Denzil Minnan-Wong (Ward 34, Don Valley East), and Chair of the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee, City of Toronto, will join the media tour.
Date: Friday, October 12
Time: 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. (Please arrive by 8:45 a.m.)
Location: Union Station, 65 Front Street West, Toronto
Directions: Enter through the Great Hall and wait by the clock for a representative.
Note: Members of the media are required to pre-register by sending an email to
nkuyumc@toronto.ca.
Media should bring their own safety footwear. As this is a construction site, appropriate clothing is required. Hard hats, vests, goggles and gloves will be provided. The use of tripods, cabling, external lighting and shore power are prohibited in some areas of Union Station.
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