Crosstown moves up and out in latest progress images

/ metrolinx

We continue to bring you the latest advances in construction of the Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit (LRT) route, thanks to images that take you behind and over construction barriers. This time, it’s all about concrete and steel.

Nerves of steel and a concrete mindset.

The Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit (LRT) system is showing its strength in two recent images.

Image shows steel being put in.
Structural steel taking shape at the rail corridor. (Metrolinx photo)

At the Rail Corridor near Mount Dennis Station, structural steel is going up and the GO platforms are taking shape. The platforms will connect riders from the GO and UP Express to the Eglinton LRT, making the station an essential transit hub for Toronto.

Image shows a deep construction pit.
Leaside rises higher. (Metrolinx photo)

As well, the northwest entrance at Leaside Station is growing taller every day. It’s now more than halfway to street level, with crews currently focused on pouring the interior walls.

So yes, more strength of character for an important next-generation transit system for the city.