Travel times on the Gardiner have nearly doubled since second phase of construction: study - CP24 / cp24
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A new study finds that ongoing construction on Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway has nearly doubled travel times, severely impacting commuters and local businesses. The report highlights the mounting logistical challenges as the construction phase intensifies.
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