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About the Project The Town of Newmarket is undertaking a construction project that will see the replacement of the Queen Street bridge above the train tracks (located between Main Street and Prospect Street). See map below for more information. This work is needed after regulatory structural inspections of the bridge, determined that the bridge superstructure required a replacement. Work on the bridge will ensure it continues to be safe for all to use while connecting the community to the heart of Newmarket.
This work is being done in conjunction with Metrolinx and Bell Canada in order to support the Future GO Transit Expansion Plan and the Electrification of the train tracks. This work is expected to take place in two phases.
Phase 1: Bell Canada utility work
Directional drilling for the telecommunication conduit (2023)
Splicing and reconfiguration of telecommunication cables (2024)
Phase 2: Town of Newmarket's Infrastructure improvements to the Queen Street Bridge (March 2025-December 2025 - subject to completion of Bell Canada's works)
The Town of Newmarket would like to inform you that the overnight work related to the Queen Street Rehabilitation Project has been rescheduled tentatively to May 5th, 2025 and will no longer commence on April 28th as previously communicated to you.
Please note that this new start date is tentative and could be subject to change as we continue to coordinate the work with Metrolinx. We will keep you updated if any further changes occur.
As a reminder, this overnight work will involve the removal of the bridge girders directly above the Metrolinx tracks. Due to active rail operations, this work must be conducted outside of regular train service hours to ensure the safety of workers, the public, and transit operations.
We greatly appreciate your patience and understanding as we carry out this critical infrastructure work. The completed bridge will improve safety, accessibility, and long-term maintenance, and will align with Metrolinx’s plans for railway expansion and electrification.
For the latest updates on the project, please visit HeyNewmarket.ca/QueenBridge
About the Project The Town of Newmarket is undertaking a construction project that will see the replacement of the Queen Street bridge above the train tracks (located between Main Street and Prospect Street). See map below for more information. This work is needed after regulatory structural inspections of the bridge, determined that the bridge superstructure required a replacement. Work on the bridge will ensure it continues to be safe for all to use while connecting the community to the heart of Newmarket.
This work is being done in conjunction with Metrolinx and Bell Canada in order to support the Future GO Transit Expansion Plan and the Electrification of the train tracks. This work is expected to take place in two phases.
Phase 1: Bell Canada utility work
Directional drilling for the telecommunication conduit (2023)
Splicing and reconfiguration of telecommunication cables (2024)
Phase 2: Town of Newmarket's Infrastructure improvements to the Queen Street Bridge (March 2025-December 2025 - subject to completion of Bell Canada's works)
The Town of Newmarket would like to inform you that the overnight work related to the Queen Street Rehabilitation Project has been rescheduled tentatively to May 5th, 2025 and will no longer commence on April 28th as previously communicated to you.
Please note that this new start date is tentative and could be subject to change as we continue to coordinate the work with Metrolinx. We will keep you updated if any further changes occur.
As a reminder, this overnight work will involve the removal of the bridge girders directly above the Metrolinx tracks. Due to active rail operations, this work must be conducted outside of regular train service hours to ensure the safety of workers, the public, and transit operations.
We greatly appreciate your patience and understanding as we carry out this critical infrastructure work. The completed bridge will improve safety, accessibility, and long-term maintenance, and will align with Metrolinx’s plans for railway expansion and electrification.
For the latest updates on the project, please visit HeyNewmarket.ca/QueenBridge
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Queen Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project has finished this stage
York Region to complete their repair of the sewer and temporarily restore the area of Queen Street/ Concession Street.
November 2023 to December 2023
Queen Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project has finished this stage
Avertex (Bell’s Contractor) will remobilize on Queen Street and Concession Street to complete the installation of Bell’s conduit along Queen Street between Concession Street and Prospect Street.
Spring 2024
Queen Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project has finished this stage
Permanent restoration of area (relocating utilities, asphalt, curbs, sidewalks, driveways, sod, trees, etc.) Minor interruptions to traffic on Queen Street and Concession Street are anticipated during this work.
January 2024 to December 2024
Queen Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project has finished this stage
Bell to complete utility work, which will involve cable placement and splicing of wires on Queen Street. This is low-impact work, and there will be minimal impact to traffic on Queen Street during this time. The Town will also be hosting Public Information Centers for the Queen Street bridge replacement project, which will provide residents with a better understanding of the schedule and impacts of the project
March 2025 - December 2025
Queen Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project is currently at this stage
The Town commences construction on replacing the Queen Street bridge over the train tracks. The bridge will have to be closed during this work. The work is expected to be completed by December 2025.