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Ontario breaks ground on Bowmanville GO extension, four new stops coming to Durham Region
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NOW Toronto
What to know Ontario government breaks ground on the 18.7- km Bowmanville GO line extension, adding four new stops in Durham Region: Thornton’s Corners East, Ritson Road, Courtice, and Bowmanville.
First phase of construction includes bridge upgrades, utility relocations, and improvements to Durham College Oshawa GO Station and the adjacent VIA Rail building.
The Ontario government has officially broken ground on a project to extend the Lakeshore East GO line 18.7 kilometres to Bowmanville.
The announcement was made on Tuesday in Whitby, with the government confirming that the extension will add four new stops further into Durham Region, at Thornton’s Corners East, Ritson Road, Courtice, and Bowmanville.
The Bowmanville Extension is expected to be completed in the 2030s, though no firm timeline has been announced.