Update — Monday, *February 2, 8:37 a.m.*: The City is again closing part of Curity Avenue for the basement flooding-protection program and the TTC is detouring buses, starting February 5, 2024.
Starting Tuesday, September 12, the City of Toronto is closing parts of
- Curity Avenue between Canfield and Hollinger roads
during a project to modify and upgrade the storm- and sanitary-sewer system and reduce surface basement flooding.
Crews are:
- excavating the road and digging a trench to access and install the new sewers;
- replacing City-owned water service pipes that do not meet City standards from the sewer and water mains to private-property lines; and
- restoring all work areas with asphalt, concrete or grass when they’ve finished working underground.
The TTC is detouring buses along this route, while the street is closed:
- 91 Woodbine.
Construction on Curity Avenue or Hollinger Road and the resulting TTC detour continues until September 18.
91C / 91D Woodbine
From Tuesday, September 12 until Monday, September 18, southbound buses operate along their regular path to Hollinger Road and Dohme Avenue, then detour:
eastward along Dohme; and then
southwestward along O’Connor Drive to Curity Avenue,
resuming their regular path southwestward along O’Connor.Southbound buses skip their regular stops
- on Hollinger Road at Waterman and Curity avenues and
- on Curity Avenue beyond Cranfield Road and at O’Connor Drive.
Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops
- on O’Connor Drive at Curity Avenue.
Northbound buses reverse the southbound detour routing.
Northbound buses skip their regular stops
- on Curity Avenue beyond O’Connor Drive, across from Cranfield Road and at Hollinger Road and
- on Hollinger Road at Waterman and Dohme avenues.
Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops
- on O’Connor Drive at Gardens Crescent.
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