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flonicky
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AlbertC
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TwinHuey
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May 30
Couldn't decide which one I liked better...
Couldn't decide which one I liked better...
Lenser
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Great shots.
ash_iwn95
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Very jealous of these shots, I was hoping to get drone shots of this area bridge crossing last weekend when I was in town but didnt end up having time. Fine margins the go train one is better since the green pops more in this lighting/environment
TropicalSwan46
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flonicky
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ash_iwn95
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Its getting easier to visualize a station here, I remember passing through this area wondering how it could fit in such a dense intersection
downtownordinary
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I stand to be corrected but the construction we're currently seeing in the pictures above is all related to the GO lines. Construction has not begun on the Ontario Line Station yet. The current construction is all on the East side of the rail corridor.
Plan above taken from the Metrolinx website. https://www.metrolinx.com/en/projec...t-were-building/riverside-leslieville-station
innsertnamehere
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Yes, the construction is to shift the GO tracks out of the way of the future OL station.
fanoftoronto
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The below image from the Ontario Line Metrolinx website has the clearest representation of future state superimposed on current state!
I don't think the overhead wires for GO electrification is scheduled for this upgrade cycle, but otherwise, the pic shows the overall future look of the joint corridor.