Toronto's Little Jamaica, already hit hard by years of heavy construction from the Crosstown LRT, has been dealt a second blow from the COVID-19 pandemic.

"It is expected that the [Eglinton Crosstown] LRT will open well into 2022," Metrolinx said.

"This is a very common occurrence in front of my house."

The work is being done in conjunction with the city’s $1-billion construction season on other roads and highways.

The line is slated to have up to 25 stations and stops.

Residents of a Scarborough neighbourhood worry spring temperatures could spawn a rat resurgence.

Just hours before a town hall that was expected to be an anger-fueled affair, the transportation agency rescinded a decision to close a major Toronto street for seven months.

Golden Mile auto dealers took out an ad in a Toronto newspaper to remind consumers that despite LRT construction on their doorsteps, they're still open for business.

Some businesses along Eglinton Avenue have complained that the construction will affect their bottom line as roads are ripped up and parking is restricted.

Seven people are hospitalized after scaffolding suddenly came crashing down at a midtown Toronto construction site.