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Casting Toronto’s Union Station in a new light

by DAAIR I
Casting Toronto’s Union Station in a new light Union Station switches on the lights: “Union Station is now ready to more completely welome people back to Downtown Toronto and back to work,” Toronto Mayor John Tory said. Photo: Scott Norsworthy
Published in April 2022 - Page 25

Last July, the City of Toronto crossed its long-running revitalization of Union Station off its to-do list. The 96-year-old station is one of the city’s most iconic buildings. It is also one of the busiest transit hubs in North America, serving more than 300,000 commuters who pass through the station every day.

The decade-long project involved tripling the amount of space for transit customers, expanding both the floor space and GO Concourse capacity at the

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