East London Link

About this project

The East London Link is a multi-year project that will revitalize more than 6 km of road from Downtown to Fanshawe College. The project will add transportation and transit improvements above ground, while repairing and replacing aging sewers, watermains and other underground infrastructure. The East London Link has received funding commitments from the Government of Canada and the Province of Ontario to support 10 transit and transit-supportive projects.

In 2022, the City of London constructed Phase 1 of the East London Link on King Street between Wellington Street and Lyle Street. In March 2023 construction begins on Phase 2 of the East London Link. The project limits for 2023 construction will begin at King and Lyle Streets, and continue to Ontario, up Ontario to Dundas Street, and from Dundas Street and Ontario Street to Dundas and Egerton Streets. Remaining phases of the East London Link will be built in 2024 and 2025.

Pre-Construction Webinar

View a recording of the pre-construction webinar hosted on Wednesday, March 1, 2023, which outlined plans for construction, including impacts to property owners, businesses and residents, anticipated traffic changes, and how to stay informed during construction.

Public Information Centre - Check out the plans for East London Link Phase 2

Thanks for stopping by! Go to the 'Narrated Videos: East London Link Phase 2' area of this page to:

• view a pre-recorded presentation, which includes an overview of the project design, construction timeline, and other details, such as impact mitigation.
• view roll plans of near-final designs for the East London Link, Phase 2 (King Street from Lyle Street to Ontario Street; Ontario Street from King Street to Dundas Street; Dundas Street from Ontario Street to Egerton Street)
• view concepts of the bus stations and streetscapes
• learn more about the plans for construction
• ask questions or leave comments with the project team

To learn about the other rapid transit projects we're building next year, visit the Wellington Gateway project webpage, or the Downtown Loop project webpage.

Map of East London Link

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