From 1 a.m. Saturday, **September 12** until 5 a.m. Monday, **September 14**, the [City of Toronto](http://www.toronto.ca/) is closing + **Lower Jarvis Street**, **north-** and **southbound** lanes, at **Lake Shore Boulevard East**, as part of the City’s ongoing [project](/archives/weblog/2020/07/23-long-term_.shtml) to upgrade the Frederick G. **Gardiner Expressway**. The work zone also blocks **east-** and **westbound** lanes on Lake Shore East, the off-ramp from the Gardiner to Lower Jarvis and all left turns through the intersection. The [TTC](http://www.ttc.ca/) is detouring buses along this route, while parts of the intersection are closed: + [75](/archives/weblog/2020/09/11-gardiner_e.shtml#t75) **Sherbourne**. ![]()
* * * #####75 **Sherbourne** > **Southbound** buses operate along their regular route. > From 5 a.m. Saturday, **September 12** until 5 a.m. Monday, **September 14**, **northbound** buses operate along their regular route to Lower Jarvis Street and Lake Shore Boulevard East, then detour: > **eastward** along Lake Shore East; and then <br/ >**northward** along Lower Sherbourne Street to The Esplanade, <br/ >resuming their regular route **northward** along Lower Sherbourne. > Northbound buses skip their regular stops > + on Lower Jarvis Street at The Esplanade and > + on The Esplanade at Frederick Street and Lower Sherbourne Street.
