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Welcome to our online engagement platform for the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension Project. We’ve been working hard to advance the Project and want to update you what we’ve heard.
We hope this website will act as a Virtual Open House to the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension and are committed to updating you as the Project progresses.
Community feedback plays an important role in shaping the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension. We are committed to continuing planned public engagement to help ensure you have your say. During this time, all engagement activities will remain online to follow public health recommendations to keep our staff and all participants safe.
Learn more about the project and how you can get involved.
Watch recordings of past virtual live meetings with the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension team and register for an upcoming meeting now.
A Message From the Project Team
Learn more about the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension from project Sponsor Joshua Engel-Yan.
Number of proposed stations
Up to 10 stations
7 from Mount Dennis to Renforth Drive and up to 3 more for the potential link to Pearson Airport
Connections to other transit options
UP Express and Kitchener GO at Mount Dennis
TTC bus service
Mississauga Transitway and GO bus services at Renforth
Future Crosstown LRT connections from Mount Dennis to Kennedy Station, including GO train and TTC rapid transit
Approximate number of route kilometres
Up to 13.9 km
9.2 km between Mount Dennis and Renforth Drive and
4.7 km for the potential link to Pearson Airport
Ridership
37,000 daily boardings
Access to transit
50,000 people within walking distance to transit
Access to jobs
31,000 jobs within walking distance to transit
Metrolinx and the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) have partnered to study and develop the 4.7 kilometre extension from Renforth Station to Toronto Pearson International Airport and un updated business case analysis is underway. An airport connection has been contemplated in long-term plans for the Crosstown LRT since before 2009. Connecting to Toronto Pearson would benefit both airport users as well as workers in the airport area and regional travelers through a growing ground transit hub with connections to UP Express, TTC, MiWay, Brampton Transit and GO Transit.
An airport connection would:
improve access, reliability and travel times for air travelers
improve accessibility for the 50,000 jobs at the airport
improve access to thousands of additional jobs in the airport employment zone
provide a new transit hub for regional travel through the airport area
include up to three stations
The study involves close collaboration with the City of Mississauga, Peel Region and the City of Toronto.
