Metrolinx seeks help to name 2 of its massive Ontario Line tunnel digging machines
- Metrolinx has launched a contest for the public to name two new tunnel boring machines for the Ontario Line subway, with submissions open until June 23.
- The two machines will tunnel the six-kilometre route from Exhibition Station to Don Mills Road, with construction set to begin this fall.
- A panel will choose six semi-finalists from the submissions, and public voting will occur until July 28.
- The Ontario Line subway is scheduled to be completed by 2031.
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The Ontario Line twin TBMs assembled at the manufacturing plant in Schwanau, Germany. (Photo courtesy of Metrolinx) Metrolinx has announced the launch of a naming contest for the tunnel boring machines (TBMs) that will be used on the new Ontario Line subway. Part of the province’s transit expansion plan, the line will bring 15 new stations to Toronto. Once in operation, a trip from one end to the other is expected to take less than 30 minutes. T…
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