Exhibition Loop (TTC) - Transit City Proposal

Transit City Proposal

The Transit City proposal calls for a new LRT line known as the Waterfront West LRT line, an extension of the existing 509 Harbourfront LRT line to Long Branch GO Station.

Stations of the Toronto Transit Commission

Yonge–University–Spadina line	Finch North York Centre Sheppard–Yonge ■ York Mills Lawrence Eglinton Davisville St. Clair ■ Summerhill Rosedale Bloor-Yonge ■ Wellesley College Dundas Queen King Union ■ St. Andrew Osgoode St. Patrick Queen's Park Museum St. George ■ Spadina ■ ■ Dupont St. Clair West ■ Eglinton West Glencairn Lawrence West Yorkdale Wilson Downsview (Sheppard West) Downsview Park Finch West York University Black Creek Pioneer Village Highway 407 Vaughan Metropolitan Centre

Bloor–Danforth line	Kipling Islington Royal York Old Mill Jane Runnymede High Park Keele Dundas West ■ Lansdowne Dufferin Ossington Christie Bathurst ■ Spadina ■ ■ St. George ■ Bay Bloor-Yonge ■ Sherbourne Castle Frank Broadview ■ Chester Pape Donlands Greenwood Coxwell Woodbine Main Street ■ Victoria Park Warden Kennedy ■

Scarborough RT	Kennedy ■ Lawrence East Ellesmere Midland Scarborough Centre McCowan

Sheppard line	Sheppard–Yonge ■ Bayview Bessarion Leslie Don Mills

Streetcar system	Queens Quay Exhibition Loop

Legend: - wheelchair-accessible \| washroom \| ■ - connection \| proposed station

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