[nfitz]

I don't see any fare gates for the pedestrian tunnel so far. Instead the design is showing exit-only doors to be installed between the main tunnel and staircases to platform.

I'm not sure why it would be exit only.

Though I'm also not sure why they broke the promise of a second tunnel that's further east, providing better access to a lot of Liberty Village. Hopefully they've at least designed for it, and the proposed western tunnel.

 

[yrt+viva=1system]

11.06.2026

 

[hawc]

How many Ontario Line station can you 'see' in this panoramic shot?

Look far into the distant corners too.

Name all the stations you can 'see'.

Click on photo to zoom.

 

[hawc]

Love, love, love our new white bridge!!!

Totally a landmark for the east side.

 

[81-717]

How many Ontario Line station can you 'see' in this panoramic shot?

Look far into the distant corners too.

Name all the stations you can 'see'.

Click on photo to zoom.

Nice shot with the "Twin Towers" appearing infront of the CN Tower!

 

[kotsy]

Love, love, love our new white bridge!!!

Totally a landmark for the east side.

Would you believe a random messaged me after I posted a shot on Facebook "its a lousy bridge. What's the big deal?"

 

[APTA-2048]

I mean, I personally don’t understand all the excitement on UT over this basic-ass bridge. There are much cooler ones elsewhere in the city.

 

[kotsy]

I mean, I personally don’t understand all the excitement on UT over this basic-ass bridge. There are much cooler ones elsewhere in the city.

Sure there are better ones, like in the portlands. But its very far from lousy and adds a lot of visual interest to the area it's in.

 

[hawc]

 

[A 6264]

The archery range is still up and running. Construction workers, keep your hard hats on!

 

[kotsy]

I was surprised to see they've already erected 4 concourse columns on the OL platform area before the weekend.

 

[hawc]

It's going to be a nice big span between the yellow and blue crane when completed.

 

[TossYourJacket]

It's going to be a nice big span between the yellow and blue crane when completed.

You really can see how much concrete bridge design has advanced over the years when you compare how far apart the pillars are on the OL bridge vs the existing road bridge. Very cool from an engineering perspective.

 

[Monarch Butterfly]

You really can see how much concrete bridge design has advanced over the years when you compare how far apart the pillars are on the OL bridge vs the existing road bridge. Very cool from an engineering perspective.

The original 1927 Leaside Bridge was built with extra structural support to accommodate a future streetcar extension. However, when the bridge was widened in 1968, that excess capacity was consumed by additional traffic lanes, meaning it was never fitted with a streetcar right-of-way.

 

[Civdis]

Love, love, love our new white bridge!!!

Totally a landmark for the east side.

That first shot is incredible! Really shows the density of downtown, and I agree that the new bridge looks amazing.