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Interactive map: Tracking Toronto's ongoing construction
Arik Ligeti

This article was published more than 11 years ago. Some information may no longer be current.

It seems that everywhere you look in Toronto, the roads are under construction. Some of the work, like the soon-to-be shut down Spadina and Dundas intersection, will take a few weeks. But other nightmares – read: the Gardiner Expressway – are ongoing and won't be completed for months or years. Here, we take a look at all current roadwork on major streets, based on details

released by the city

last week.

Click Tap any marker or road to see more information.

Areas to avoid:

1. Spadina/Dundas

The intersection currently has one lane open in both directions, but will close completely for a few weeks starting July 28.

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2. Front Street at Union Station

Many commuters are already familiar with this construction headache. Front Street is set to reopen by December, according to the city’s site.

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3. Gardiner Expressway

Stretches of the Gardiner from the foot of Fort York west to Humber Bay will have lane closures ending as early as the fall and as late as 2016.

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4. Queen’s Quay West

The waterfront area, which has been plagued with construction for a while, is due to be completed come December.

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5. This weekend

The Honda Indy car-racing event is running through the weekend, which means some road closures by the waterfront. Strachan Avenue will be closed between Fleet Street and the Lake Shore until midnight Sunday. Same goes for the Lake Shore, which will be closed from Strachan to British Columbia Drive.

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