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Allandale25
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From the OL socials.
JBR
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Queen Station
Eagled eyed viewers look at the 2nd pic close for a surprise
Eagled eyed viewers look at the 2nd pic close for a surprise
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prisecaru0
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officedweller
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St Barbara – the patron saint of tunnellers!
Broadway Subway Project - Vancouver:
#broadwaysubwayproject #tunnel #mining #accionateam #ghella #notboring | Broadway Subway Project Corporation
Keeping our people safe on the #BroadwaySubwayProject is a priority and today we celebrate Santa Barbara, the patron saint for #tunnel and #mining workers. It is a long-standing tradition that a statue of Santa Barbara stands at the entrance of tunnel construction to protect all the workers who...
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Safety Underground: The Saint Barbara Way
Did you know many tunnels feature shrines to pay homage to Saint Barbara, the patron saint and protector of miners and tunnelers? Dig in for more about our tunneling work, Saint Barbara and how these converge at Jacobs.
This one in Slovenia is a bit sexier:
For the safety and security of the Second track tunnel workers
www.kolektorsisteh.si
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max
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I believe it's the lower level PATH connection between the Eaton Centre and the former Bay store. In the map below the bridge is grey and the path is blue.Is that the subway tunnel? Seems like those underground cities truly do exist....
On the Eaton Centre side it's near the south food court, and it had a Starbucks at the Bay entrance. It's got stairs down to Queen station (as shown on the map) which lead to the entrance to the southbound platforms. Not sure if what's pictured is part of the original subway structures as the area was likely altered greatly when the Eaton Centre was built and connected to the subway.
kotsy
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Updates from this morning:
Cut-and-cover tunnel East of Cherry St.:
Lower Don Crossing:
East Harbour Station
Eastern Bridge/Lakeshore East corridor:
Riverside Station:
Dundas/Logan bridge rebuilds:
Gerrard Station/TBM Launch Shaft/Portal:
Cut-and-cover tunnel East of Cherry St.:
Lower Don Crossing:
East Harbour Station
Eastern Bridge/Lakeshore East corridor:
Riverside Station:
Dundas/Logan bridge rebuilds:
Gerrard Station/TBM Launch Shaft/Portal:
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Kelson
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Tree removal well on its way where the line will turn from Don Mills RD, over the Don Valley
kotsy
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It's a shame about those trees but the view of the West (Upper) Don Crossing from the sidewalk at Don Mills is excellent now.
@Kelson - you should add this photo to the Minton Portal/Upper Don Crossing thread too.
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@Kelson - you should add this photo to the Minton Portal/Upper Don Crossing thread too.
Ontario Line: Minton Portal + Upper Don Crossings | ?m | ?s | Metrolinx
In my opinion I feel like this is a thread missing. Personally I think it would be nice to be able to post pictures here solely on the progress of the minton portal and the bridge that will run across the valley 4 properties were expropriated and demolished last year during the summer, and now...
A 6264
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I presume after construction is completed, trees will be replanted. With all the contruction in Toronto, tree replacement is something we just have to live with.It's a shame about those trees but the view of the West (Upper) Don Crossing from the sidewalk at Don Mills is excellent now.
@Kelson - you should add this photo to the Minton Portal/Upper Don Crossing thread too.
Ontario Line: Minton Portal + Upper Don Crossings | ?m | ?s | Metrolinx
In my opinion I feel like this is a thread missing. Personally I think it would be nice to be able to post pictures here solely on the progress of the minton portal and the bridge that will run across the valley 4 properties were expropriated and demolished last year during the summer, and now...
Also, thanks for the link to the Minton Portal thread. I don't want to have dozens of threads on my watch list, it's too much to go through, but I will add that one.
hawc
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kotsy
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Logan Ave. bridge girder installation is happening next weekend
hawc
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urbancog
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Could it be that the Joint Corridor contractor is about to hand over the Riverside Station site to the Elevated Stations contractor?
Bojaxs
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The line now really appears to cut a swath through the city. Probably even more so once construction is completed.