FAQ

Work on site may occur any time outside of the prohibited hours set in the City of Toronto Noise By-law (7 am to 7 pm – Monday to Friday; 9 am to 7pm on Saturdays). Note that noise exemption permits may be requested and approved to allow work until as late as 10pm.

There are many factors that can affect the speed of construction. Generally, a project like this can be expected to take three (3) to four (4) years to complete. As the project progresses, we will provide updates on construction timelines.

This website is our primary community information tool. We will be posting regular construction updates here. Feel free to ask us questions about the construction process and activities by leaving you information in the Contact Us section.

A temporary street closure during the raising and removal of the tower crane will be required. Temporary street closures may occur outside these events due to site conditions. This is necessary to ensure both public safety and the safety of the construction crews.

These street closures will be performed in accordance with City of Toronto requirements. We will advise the community well advance of each street closure and work with our neighbours to ensure the minimum possible disruption.

Temporary sidewalk closures will be required during construction to ensure pedestrian safety. Pedestrian safety measures will include the use of temporary sidewalks, lighting, protective barriers, overhead protection, redirecting of pedestrians when necessary, directional signals and paid duty police officers when they are required.