A completion date for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT is still nowhere in sight, but a recent report from Metrolinx sheds light on how work is progressing on the often delayed light rail line.
A June 27 report from the provincial transit agency in charge of the LRT, said construction permits have been closed for all the stations except Eglinton, the largest and most complex on the line. That means that 14 of the 15 stations on the 19-kilometre line, which has 25 stops in all, have been given occupancy permits after being inspected to ensure they meet Ontario’s building code, a benchmark that ensures the stations are safe to operate in.
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