Robinson acknowledged that extensive construction work is "frustrating" for residents, but noted that council is "significantly investing in the future of Toronto." According to Robinson, the biggest "and most disruptive" job is the demolition of the York-Bay-Yonge Gardiner off-ramp. Other major projects include:Watermain repair, streetcar track replacement and road resurfacing on Wellington Street from Church Street to York Street. Road resurfacing on Birchmount Road from McNicoll Avenue to Steeles Avenue East. "Toronto is open for business even as we tackle all of these infrastructure projects," Robinson said.

Source: CBC News April 10, 2017 11:37 UTC