Between street closures for events and construction, the much-hyped solar eclipse, transit disruptions, the Blue Jays home opener and more, this we...
Between street closures for events and construction, the much-hyped solar eclipse, transit disruptions, the Blue Jays home opener and more, this weekend is going to be a bit of a mess for anyone trying to get into, out of, or across Toronto by car or transit.
Between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m. on the first day, there will be no parking on Bloor St. W. between Dundas St. W. and Parkside Dr., and may also be road closures along Bloor from Dundas to Keele. Pedestrians and drivers alike are advised to find alternative routes around this area during the event. Drivers on Lake Shore Blvd. will also have to navigate workers taking over lanes for the reconstruction of the Don River Bridge between Cherry and Carlaw Street, and for other reasons around the DVP, Palace Pier Crt, at York Street, and from Rees to Spadina.
Line 2 service between the two aforementioned stops will also cease at 11 p.m. nightly for five days starting on Monday, though shuttle buses will be operating in lieu.
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