Current City Projects and Construction

Metrolinx Burloak Drive Underpass

Construction ScheduleOngoing to end of 2027

The Burloak Drive Grade Separation is a project to build an underpass to separate vehicle and rail movement. 

The underpass will enhance public safety in advance of GO Transit’s planned 15-minute all-day service on the Lakeshore West GO line, which will see up to eight trains crossing Burloak Drive every hour, in addition to regular VIA and freight trains.

The addition of turn lanes, sidewalks, bike lanes and improved connectivity for active modes of travel will also be included in this project.

Project scope and schedule

Construction activities are underway and the project is estimated to be completed by mid-2026. 

For ongoing updates on the project, please visit the Metrolinx website.

Questions about the project can be directed to Metrolinx.

Walkers Line Renewal

Construction Schedule2026 - 2027Location Map

The City of Burlington will be completing improvements on Walkers Line from the North Service Road to Berton Avenue in 2026 and 2027. This work will include curb repairs, sidewalk replacement, cycle track installation, localized storm sewer repairs, road resurfacing, streetlighting and traffic signal renewal and noise wall replacement.

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Project schedule

Pave-Al Ltd. has been awarded the Walkers Line Rehabilitation project.

Stage 1

Walkers Line – North Service Road to Upper Middle Road - All work in the boulevard (street lighting, sidewalk, multi-use pathway,...

Central Park Cricket Improvements

Construction Schedule

Late Summer into Fall 2026

Rendering - Central ParkRendering - Central Park

The City of Burlington is undertaking construction of the existing cricket field at Central Park to improve safety. The park is located at 2299 New St.

The City is moving the cricket pitch (where the players hit the ball) to the middle of the park. The new cricket field layout includes a 20m buffer zone (or additional space) around the field, plus an additional 5.7m for pedestrian access. Going forward, the cricket field and buffer boundaries will be chalk painted to provide a visual queue, along with existing signage, for pedestrians. These changes improve the safety of adjacent residents and park users, and cricket player experience.

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Bromley Road Area Minor Reconstruction

Construction ScheduleSpring 2024 to May 2027Loction Map

The City of Burlington and Halton Region will be continuing improvements in the Bromley Road area in 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027. Halton Region will be replacing the existing watermain, wastewater main and services. City work includes the construction of new sidewalk, replacement of existing curb, sidewalk, roadway asphalt, street lighting upgrades on the streets per the location map.

D’Orazio Infrastructure Group Ltd. has been awarded the Bromley Road Area Minor Reconstruction contract.

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Project scope

The City of Burlington and Halton Region will...

Rambo Creek Erosion Control Project between Victoria Avenue and Emerald Crescent

Location Map - Rambo Creek between Victoria Avenue and Emerald Crescent

The 2020 City Wide Creek Erosion Assessment Study identified ongoing erosion along Rambo Creek between Victoria Avenue and Emerald Crescent, posing a risk to public infrastructure, utilities, and nearby private properties.

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On the west side of the creek, erosion has widened the channel, bringing the top of the bank to within less than 1 metre of private infrastructure, including a parking area with a wooden fence and concrete barrier wall. Several stormwater outfalls in the area are also in poor condition, and runoff from the adjacent parking lot is contributing to further erosion.

The City developed a creek restoration design to address these concerns. The proposed work includes creek bank stabilization, minor realignment of...