University Avenue Construction: Plan Ahead for Your Visit
Starting Monday, September 24, 2026, the City of Toronto will begin watermain replacement and road work on the east side of University Avenue between Armoury and College streets. University Avenue will be reduced to one northbound lane throughout construction. This is a City of Toronto infrastructure project and is not related to UHN construction activities.
Toronto General Hospital will remain open and accessible throughout construction. One northbound lane on University Avenue will remain open, maintaining access to the Peter Munk entrance on University Avenue. The Elizabeth Street entrance will also remain accessible. Emergency vehicle access will be maintained at all times.
What to Expect
- Traffic delays and longer travel times on University Avenue and nearby streets
- Construction from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on weekdays, with weekend work as needed
- Temporary changes to vehicle, pedestrian or building access, with advance notice where possible
- Traffic-control personnel on site as needed
Getting to Toronto General Hospital
By car, taxi or rideshare
The Peter Munk entrance on University Avenue and the Elizabeth Street entrance will remain accessible. Allow extra time for drop-off and pick-up, and follow posted signs and directions from traffic-control personnel.
Access conditions may change temporarily as construction moves through intersections. Check this page before travelling for the latest information.
By public transit
Toronto General Hospital remains accessible by TTC.
- Queen's Park Station
- St. Patrick Station
Streetcar and bus service may be affected by construction on University Avenue and nearby streets. Check current TTC service information before travelling.
Plan Ahead
Before travelling:
- Allow extra travel time.
- Expect delays on University Avenue and surrounding streets.
- Follow posted signs and temporary wayfinding.
- Check this page before travelling for current access information.
Questions About the Construction Project?
For detailed information about the construction schedule and traffic impacts, visit the City of Toronto's University Avenue and Queen's Park project webpage.