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60,000 new jobs

88,000 new residents

by 2031

165,000 people per daypeople per second on the Yonge North Subway Extension2

636,600 jobs in York Region

52,000+ employers in York Region

2 employment megazones in the GTA

connects

3,300

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bus trips required to service this segment of Yonge Street by the time it’s built which will save over tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions per workday

Yonge North Subway Extension | facts

location• The Yonge North Subway Extension is

a cross-jurisdictional project in the City of Toronto, Vaughan, Markham, and Richmond Hill

• The extension runs north on Yonge Street from Finch Avenue in Toronto to the Richmond Hill/Langstaff Gateway Urban Growth Centre at Highway 7 in Richmond Hill

length and station information• 7.4 kilometre extension of Line 1• Includes up to 6 stations at Cummer/

Drewry, Steeles, Clark, Royal Orchard, Langstaff/Longbridge and Richmond Hill Centre

connections• The northern extension of the

subway will create a transit hub connecting GO rail and bus service with Viva/YRT rapid transit and local bus services

• Planned Highway 407 GO Bus Rapid Transit Transitway

• York Region Transit Bus Terminal

funding• On April 10, 2019, the Province of

Ontario announced funding for the capital construction of the Yonge North Subway Extension

• To complete the Preliminary Design and Engineering for the YNSE, York Region, through federal funding, committed $36 million and the Province of Ontario committed $55 million

reduces

existing and emerging development on the Yonge corridor

For more information about the project and to subscribe for project updates, visit www.vivaNext.com/YongeSubwayExt

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Email: contactus@vivanext.com

Telephone: 905-886-6767

2020.05.21

approved 2009environmental assessment

2009–2012 TTC subway rail yard needs study

conceptual design study

approved 2014train storage addendum to the

environmental assessment

2017–2020preliminary planning, design

and engineering

2021–2030property acquisition, procurement,

design and construction

start

open

taking all the right stepsSince 2003, York Region has been planning, designing and advocating for the Yonge North Subway Extension, investing $10 million to date on the project. We’ve undertaken the Environmental Assessment [EA], Conceptual Design Study, and addendums to the EA. We’re currently working in partnership with the Province and Toronto to complete the Preliminary Design and Engineering phase of the YNSE.

key benefits• Saves over 13 tonnes of greenhouse

gas [GHG] per workday by replacing the 3,300 bus trips required to service this segment of Yonge Street.

• Services a demonstrated need—with the potential ridership of 165,000 per day.

• During construction it will create 21,800 person-years of employment and be the catalyst for more than 60,000 jobs and additional housing options for up to 88,000 residents by 2031.

• project preliminary timeline*

• *Schedule subject to change.