Lakeshore East Construction
Lakeshore East Construction
- The Future and GO
- Construction Notices
- Lakeshore East Construction
On the weekend of March 28 and 29, we will be performing upgrades on Lakeshore East, including track maintenance. GO trains will run every hour between Durham College Oshawa GO and Union Station.
If you’re connecting to Durham Region Transit or TTC, be sure to check their websites for service information.
Saturday, March 28 and Sunday, March 29
GO trains run on an hourly schedule between Durham College Oshawa GO and Union Station.
Stouffville line trains connect to Lakeshore East train service at Scarborough GO. Due to the adjusted train schedules, station buildings, platforms, stairwells, and walkways may be busier than usual. Please spread out along platforms and use all available doors when boarding.
GO bus route 88:
Eastbound
If connecting to bus trips departing Durham College Oshawa GO at 11:30, 14:30, 18:30, and 19:30, the connection time will be approximately 45-minutes (30 minutes more than usual). Additionally, customers must take the train from Union 30 minutes earlier than their usual train.
Westbound
If departing Trent University at 12:04, 13:39, 16:39, and 18:09, customers will have a 45-minute connection time to Lakeshore East service at Durham College Oshawa GO (30 minutes more than usual).
Regular service resumes Monday, March 30.
Additional train service
We have also added some Lakeshore West and Lakeshore East service to help get you to and from your events happening Downtown Toronto.
How to pay for your trip:
To ensure you are charged the correct fare, please tap your PRESTO, credit or debit card at every point of your journey:
- Before boarding a train, tap on at the station.
- When exiting the train, tap off at your destination station.
- If you are transferring to a bus, tap on when you board and tap off when you exit.
- This helps ensure your fare is calculated accurately throughout your trip.
Connecting between GO and TTC?
Save with One Fare. One Fare applies when you pay your fare with a physical PRESTO card, PRESTO in Mobile Wallet, or with a contactless credit or debit card. It does not apply for cash fare or ticket products. You must use the same card throughout your entire trip.
What type of work is happening:
We are adjusting Lakeshore East service to complete important construction work and necessary maintenance to support faster, more frequent service as part of the GO Expansion program. While we know that these shutdowns can be inconvenient to our customers and communities, upgrading GO Transit today will bring you way more service in the future, so you can GO faster and GO farther .
Learn more about our GO Expansion program and the Ontario Line.
Planned Service Adjustments
Whether you are traveling to work or visiting friends and family – we’re committed to getting you there better, faster, and easier.
Metrolinx is prioritizing reliability and improving your options by offering trains every 10 minutes during rush hour, reducing wait times and naturally spreading demand to ease crowding and improve comfort.
Frequent all-stop service delivers key benefits during construction, especially with major works underway and the third track temporarily out of service.
All-stop service also avoids the bottlenecks and cascading delays that express trains would create without passing tracks, while giving you more flexibility to adjust your travel during peak periods.
Lakeshore East GO Expansion builds on what we have today, paving the way for quieter, faster, and more efficient GO train service.
To keep these plans on track, we sometimes work overnight and on weekends, building and updating rail infrastructure, renovating GO stations, building new train platforms and more. Learn more about GO Expansion.
We aim to provide you with plenty of notice when we need to adjust service for construction activity. Please plan your trip in advance.
Ongoing Station Construction
We are always working to improve stations on our network. Find out if there are minor construction projects at your station.
Connecting to another line?
Learn about upcoming work on: