Ontario Line · Toronto

Elevated Guideway and Stations Is Going Up.

Trillium Guideway Partners is delivering the Ontario Line's Elevated Guideway and Stations contract: three kilometres of elevated guideway and five elevated stations in Toronto's east end.

Top-down drone photo of the Don Valley station site
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By the Numbers

Rapid Transit for Toronto's East End.

0Elevated Guideway (Bridge Structures)
0Elevated Stations in TGP's Contract
0Maximum Height Above Street Level
0Ontario Line, Exhibition to Don Valley, 15 Stations
0More People Within Walking Distance to Transit

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Station by Station

Meet the Five Stations.

Artist’s rendering of Don Valley station
Don Valley · Artist’s Rendering, Work in Progress
1

Don Valley

Don Mills Road & Eglinton Avenue East

The northern end of the Ontario Line, linking with Line 5 Eglinton. This is the station formerly called Science Centre; Metrolinx renamed it Don Valley in 2025.

  • Links with Line 5 Eglinton at Don Mills Road.
  • Renamed from Science Centre to Don Valley (announced 28 March 2025), after the nearby Don River, Don Valley Parkway and the valley itself.
  • The Ontario Line runs 15.6 km and 15 stations from here to Exhibition.
Next: Flemingdon Park, about 0.7 kmOntario Release (Feb 2026) ↗ · Global News: Rename ↗
Artist’s rendering of Flemingdon Park station at Don Mills Road
Flemingdon Park · Artist’s Rendering, Work in Progress
2

Flemingdon Park

Don Mills Road · Flemingdon Park

An elevated station on the stretch that runs north along Don Mills Road to Don Valley Station.

  • Connected to Thorncliffe Park by the West Don Crossing bridge over E. T. Seton Park.
  • Ground was broken in February 2026, alongside Thorncliffe Park, Don Valley and Cosburn stations.
Artist’s rendering of Thorncliffe Park station
Thorncliffe Park · Artist’s Rendering, Work in Progress
3

Thorncliffe Park

Overlea Boulevard · Thorncliffe Park

Where the elevated section starts: the guideway begins at the west end of Overlea Boulevard and runs north.

  • Trains run up to 14 metres above street level on the elevated section.
  • Metrolinx: a Thorncliffe Park to downtown trip drops from about 40 minutes to about 25.
  • The West Don Crossing bridge links the Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park guideways.
Artist’s rendering of Gerrard station
Gerrard · Artist’s Rendering, Work in Progress
4

Gerrard

Gerrard Street East & Carlaw Avenue · Leslieville

An elevated station at Gerrard and Carlaw, built beside the GO tracks of the joint corridor.

  • A secant wall is built to support the neighbouring GO tracks.
  • A temporary dog off-leash area replaces the existing park during station construction.
  • Works include excavation, concrete foundations and piling for the guideway support columns.
Next: Riverside-Leslieville, about 0.9 kmMetrolinx Boards (Apr 2025) ↗
Artist’s rendering of Riverside-Leslieville station
Riverside-Leslieville · Artist’s Rendering, Work in Progress
5

Riverside-Leslieville

Queen Street East · Riverside / Leslieville

An elevated station in the joint Ontario Line–GO rail corridor, around Queen Street East.

  • Work areas sit north and south of Queen Street East, west of the tracks.
  • Works include site preparation, concrete foundations and piling for the guideway support columns, ahead of station construction.
Last Stop · The Ontario Line Continues to ExhibitionMetrolinx Boards (Apr 2025) ↗

How We Got Here

From Proposal to Groundbreaking.

1
September 2023

Proposals Submitted

Teams submitted proposals for the Elevated Guideway and Stations contract.

2
Evaluation

Open, Fair, Competitive

An open, fair and competitive procurement overseen by a third-party fairness monitor.

3
2024-02-14

Team Selected

Infrastructure Ontario and Metrolinx select Trillium Guideway Partners.

4
2024-02-20

Agreement Signed

A Development and Master Construction Agreement under a progressive design-build contract.

5
2026-02-18

Ground Broken

The Province breaks ground on the elevated guideway and four new stations in the east end.

Sources: Infrastructure Ontario, agreement signed · Infrastructure Ontario, project page · Government of Ontario release (2026-02-18).

The Team

Three Firms. One Team.

Acciona

Acciona Infrastructure Canada Inc.

Applicant Lead · Construction Team

Part of the construction team delivering the elevated guideway and stations.

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Amico

Amico Major Projects Inc.

Applicant Lead · Construction Team

Part of the construction team delivering the elevated guideway and stations.

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WSP Canada Inc.

Design Team

Leads the design of the elevated guideway and stations.

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Metrolinx

Delivered for Metrolinx and Infrastructure Ontario.

Metrolinx, the Crown agency behind GO Transit, UP Express and PRESTO, and Infrastructure Ontario are the project owners. TGP delivers its contract under a progressive design-build model.

15.6 kmOntario Line, Exhibition Place to Line 5 Eglinton at Don Mills Road
15New Stations on the Line
40+Connections to Other Transit Services
227,500More People Within Walking Distance to Transit

Join the Team

Build Tomorrow's Transit, Today.

Trillium Guideway Partners is delivering the Ontario Line's Elevated Guideway and Stations contract. Careers on the project are offered through our partner companies.

Your Line

  1. 1Work on elevated guideway and station infrastructure across Toronto's east end
  2. 2Collaborate with teams delivering a progressive design-build contract
  3. 3Contribute to a line that will connect 15 stations and more than 40 other transit services
  4. 4Gain experience on a major active transit project