Quebec Street will fully reopen to traffic by 5 p.m. today, marking substantial completion of the Quebec Street Infrastructure Renewal Project. Restricted lanes on Oxford Street at the Quebec Street intersection will also reopen to traffic today.
New left turn lanes have been added on Quebec Street at Salisbury Street, Mornington Avenue, and Elias Street.
Bike lanes on both sides of Quebec Street are defined with temporary markings until top asphalt and flexible markers can be added in late spring of 2024.
Above: A view of Quebec Street north of Mornington, facing Oxford Street East
About the Quebec Street Infrastructure Renewal Project
The Quebec Street Infrastructure Renewal Project has reconstructed Quebec Street between Oxford Street East and the CKPC (formerly Canadian Pacific) rail line to replace aging underground infrastructure that has met its expected lifecycle, while adding safety and mobility improvements above ground.
This is one of nine critical local infrastructure projects to receive federal funding in 2023 through the Canada Community Benefit Program (CCBP). The 2023 CCBP projects are:
- Arterial Road Mill and Pave Road Rehabilitation
- Gower Street and Elworthy Avenue Infrastructure Renewal Program
- Kilworth Bridge Rehabilitation
- McKenzie Avenue, Baker Street, Windsor Street and Belgrave Avenue
Infrastructure Renewal Program
- Platt’s Lane Infrastructure Renewal Program
- Quebec Street Infrastructure Renewal Project
- Regent Street and Fraser Avenue Infrastructure Renewal Program
- W12A Landfill Flaring Facility
- Whitehall Drive Reconstruction
To learn more about this and other City of London Top 10 projects, visit london.ca/topten