Line 5 Eglinton LRT service update and May service adjustments 

Holiday service on the 22 Coxwell will be extended to Lake Shore Boulevard East at Northern Dancer Boulevard via Emdaabiimok Avenue to provide additional travel options for customers travelling to Woodbine Beach.

Service on the 22 Coxwell and 92 Woodbine South bus routes will alternate trips on Lake Shore Boulevard East at Northern Dancer Boulevard on holidays.  

Service on the 38B Highland Creek (Kennedy Station – University of Toronto via Scarborough Centre Station) and 938 Highland Creek Express will be removed in the morning peak, midday, and afternoon peak periods on weekdays as travel demand to the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus is reduced during summer months.

Service on the 38A Highland Creek (Kennedy Station – Rouge Hill GO Station via Scarborough Centre Station) will be improved in the morning peak, midday, afternoon peak, and early evening periods on weekdays to maintain service along Ellesmere Road. 

Service on 102A Markham Road (Warden Station – Progress Centennial College) will be removed in the morning peak, midday and afternoon peak periods on weekdays as travel demand to the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus is reduced during summer months.

Customers can continue to use alternative service on the 902 Markham Rd Express during these time periods.

Seasonal service on the 200 Toronto Zoo will be restored to support increased travel demand to the Toronto Zoo during the summer months. 

Service will operate during the morning, afternoon, and early evening periods on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. 

Weekday service is scheduled to resume in late June 2026.

Learn more about the TTC’s Seasonal Service Routes.

Seasonal service on the 201 Bluffer’s Park will be restored to support increased travel demand to Bluffer’s Park. 

Service will run during the morning, afternoon, and early evening on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

Weekday service is scheduled to resume in late June 2026. 

Learn more about the TTC’s Seasonal Service Routes.

Seasonal service on the 202 Cherry Beach will be restored to support increased travel demand to Cherry Beach, the Waterfront, and event venues in the Port Lands during the summer months.

Service will operate during the midday, afternoon peak, and early evening on weekdays, and during the morning, afternoon and evening on weekends and holidays.

Learn more about the TTC’s Seasonal Service Routes.

In collaboration with the City of Toronto Parks and Recreation Department, weekday service will be introduced during the morning peak, midday, and afternoon peak periods to the 203 High Park during the spring months.

Buses will arrive every 20 minutes during all time periods.

Learn more about the TTC’s Seasonal Service Routes.

Service on the 307 Bathurst will be adjusted in all periods to accommodate the construction of temporary streetcar platforms on Fleet Street between Garrison Road and Fort York Boulevard for FIFA World Cup 2026™.

Northbound service will be adjusted to operate via Strachan Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard West to Fort York Boulevard.

Service on the 329 Dufferin will be adjusted to terminate at Exhibition Loop instead of Princes’ Gates Loop in all time periods on weekdays and weekends. 

The school trip on the 902 Markham Road Express that previously departed from Warden Station at 7:47 a.m. on weekdays will be removed as travel demand to Centennial College Progress Campus is reduced during summer months. 

Service on the 903A Kennedy- Scarborough Express (Kennedy Station-Centennial College Express via Scarborough Centre Station) bus will alternate departures with the 903B Kennedy- Scarborough Express (Kennedy Station-Scarborough Centre Station) on weekdays.

All trips will operate on route 903B Kennedy- Scarborough Express on weekends as travel demand to Centennial College is reduced during summer months. 

School trips on the 927A Highway 27 Express (Kipling Station-Humber College) operating between Kipling Station and Humber College Terminal in the midday period on weekdays will be removed as travel demand to Humber Polytechnic North Campus is reduced during summer months. 

Regular service on the 19 Bay has resumed as of March 28th, 2026 and will now register in all trip planners as TTC track work on College Street and Bay Street ends. 

• Starting Sunday, May 3, regular streetcar service will resume on the 506/306 Carlton and 506B/306B Carlton bus replacement service will be removed until 11 p.m., as TTC track work ends on College Street and Bay Street.
• After 11 p.m. until 5 a.m. on weekdays and Saturdays and 8 a.m. on Sundays and holidays, 506/306 Carlton streetcars will continue to divert and 506B/306B Carlton buses will continue to operate to accommodate additional overnight TTC overhead work. 

Service on the 154 Curran Hall will be adjusted in all time periods to provide expanded off‑peak and weekend service to the Highland Creek community.

Service will be extended to operate along Conlins Road, Canmore Boulevard and Morrish Road, replacing service previously provided by the 905A Eglinton East Express during all time periods. 

Service will be removed from the University of Toronto Scarborough Bus Loop and Military Trail, south of Ellesmere Road.

Customers can continue to use the 38 Highland Creek and 95 York Mills. 

Service on the 161 Rogers Road and 168 Symington will be adjusted in all time periods to operate along the southern portion of Photography Drive between Black Creek Drive and Keelesdale Road.

Service will be removed from Eglinton Avenue West between Photography Drive and Black Creek Drive, and from Black Creek Drive between Eglinton Avenue West and Photography Drive.

Customers can continue to use the 171 Mount Dennis in all time periods.

Service on the 905A Eglinton East Express will be adjusted in all time periods to provide expanded off‑peak and weekend service to the Highland Creek community. 

With this change, weekday service on Conlins Road, Canmore Boulevard and Morrish Road will be removed and replaced by extended service on the 154 Curran Hall, while all trips on 905 Eglinton East Express will be adjusted to terminate at the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus Bus Loop. 

Service on the 989 Weston Express will be adjusted in all time periods to operate along the southern portion of Photography Drive between Black Creek Drive and Keelesdale Road.

Service will be removed from Eglinton Avenue West between Photography Drive and Black Creek Drive, and from Black Creek Drive between Eglinton Avenue West and Photography Drive. 

35 Jane schedule will be adjusted in the late evening period on weekday, and in the early evening and late evening periods on weekends to alternate trips with 27 Jane South at Mount Dennis Station.

This change will reduce the number of transfers needed for customers travelling north and south of Eglinton Avenue West when there is service disruption on the 935 Jane Express.

Service will be removed from stops on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Fifteenth Street (Stop ID #5155), Queen Street West at Abell Street (Stop IDs #6825 &15633) to improve service reliability.

Service will be removed from stops on Broadview Avenue at Danforth Avenue (Stop ID #3371) and Erindale Avenue at Broadview Avenue (Stop ID #2428) due to operational considerations. 

505/305 Dundas service will be removed from stops on Dundas Street West at Sheridan Avenue (Stop IDs #2186 & 2187), Broadview Avenue at Danforth Avenue (Stop ID #3371) and Erindale Avenue at Broadview Avenue (Stop ID #2428) to improve service reliability. 

507 Long Branch and 508 Lake Shore service will be removed from the stop on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Fifteenth Street (Stop ID #5155) to improve service reliability. 

Service will also be removed from the stop on Lake Shore Boulevard West at Fifteenth Street (Stop ID #5155), due to operational considerations. 

Service on the 512 St Clair will be reduced in the early evening period on the weekdays.

Service in the early morning period on Sundays/holidays will be removed and replaced with extended service on 312 St Clair to provide continuous service before the opening of Line 1 Yonge-University.  

Approximately every six weeks, the TTC adjusts service its bus and streetcar routes and subway lines. Some adjustments are minor, such as slight departure time changes, while others involve more significant changes related to construction work or route updates. 

The new schedules will be available on the website by Sunday, May 3. If you need help planning your trip, please call our Customer Information team at 416-393-4636, or use the Trip Planner on our website. 

The next service adjustments will happen:

• Sunday, June 7, 2026 (Streetcars)
• Sunday, June 21, 2026 (LRT, Subway and Buses) 

Customers can get real-time bus occupancy data and arrival information for the next three buses at their stop as well as the volume of passengers on those buses by using Transit, Transit Now or Track TTC on our website. 

As part of a year-long pilot with Transit app, customers can also see scheduled and unscheduled bus and streetcar diversions live in the app.