TODAY / JUL 25SEVERE
FLEET STREET · FULL ROADWAY CLOSURE · FLEET STREET, ANGELIQUE STREET TO STRACHAN AVENUEYONGE ST · FULL ROADWAY CLOSURE · YONGE ST AT DUNDAS ST W TO SHUTER ST
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416 TRAFFIC/CALENDAR/WED · MAY · 20 · 2026
Wed · May · 20 · 2026HEAVY

Heavy traffic

Toronto Marlies v Cleveland Monsters- AHL Playoffs Round 3 Home Game 1 brings event traffic around Coca-Cola Coliseum. Arrival pressure likely builds 11 PM to 12:30 AM. Separate transit disruption: TTC Line 2, TTC Line 1 (Yonge-University).
★ LAST CHECKED · JUL 25, 12:53 A.M. ET

Intensity by hour

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★ Today’s status

Heavy
Events
Strong signal
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Limited
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Strong signal
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What’s happening on Wed, May 20

PLAN AHEAD

Toronto Marlies v Cleveland Monsters- AHL Playoffs Round 3 Home Game 1

7:00 PM · Sports

Coca-Cola Coliseum

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Public transit disruptions

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Top trouble spots

★ Top Trouble Spots
Exhibition Place / Coca-Cola ColiseumManitoba DrivePrinces' BoulevardExhibition GOLake Shore Boulevard near Exhibition PlaceWoodbine StationMain Street StationVictoria Park Station
Fleet StreetCLOSED
Fleet Street, Angelique Street to Strachan Avenue
Kingston RdCLOSED
between Eglinton Ave E and Markham Rd
Gardiner EB on-rampRAMP CLOSED
at Bayview Ave
Gardiner WB on-rampRAMP CLOSED
at Leslie Street
Gardiner SB off-rampRAMP CLOSED
at Finch Ave

Drivers: Trips driving toward Exhibition Place / Coca-Cola Coliseum, Manitoba Drive, Princes' Boulevard overlap the most listed activity near event start and exit times.

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Road closures and restrictions

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All Toronto restrictions, hour by hour

26 in TorontoLast refresh Jul 25, 12:53 a.m. ET

Closures and construction overlapping regular daytime travel.

Thompson Ave· 1 closure · 1 full· 1 near Etobicoke
FULL CLOSURE LISTED
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