Bathurst, Dundas Street West intersection closed starting Monday for TTC work

Posted November 2, 2014 11:44 am.

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Monday marked the beginning of the final phase of TTC track and road work on Bathurst Street, which will leave the intersection of Bathurst and Dundas Street West closed until Nov. 20.

The TTC and city road crews will be undertaking track work, watermain repairs and other road improvements at the intersection and the 511 Bathurst streetcar will continue to be replaced by buses until the phase is completed.

The 505 Dundas streetcar and the 511 Bathurst bus will also be on diversion. Visit the TTC website for details.

Drivers can stay up-to-date on construction details by visiting the City of Toronto website.

Upcoming construction can also be viewed on the T.O. INview map.

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