Toronto Road Closures To Watch For Through This Weekend (Sep. 20

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It's a blessedly quiet weekend for Toronto road closures this weekend, but there are still construction projects underway.

And it's the perfect storm of bliss, considering the subway closures on the TTC have been cancelled. So this might be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to travel around Toronto unobstructed.

This may also be the weekend to buy that lottery ticket since luck is clearly upon you!

READ: TTC Subway Closures Cancelled: 4 Stations On Line 1 To Remain Open This Weekend

And with the lack of road closures this weekend, it's the perfect time for you to go out and enjoy Toronto. You can start with our weekly list of free things for you to do around Toronto. After all, this could be our last summer-like weekend of 2018. So why not enjoy it to its fullest — and free-est?

All that said, let's not get cocky. To that end, here are the Toronto road closures you need to aware of this weekend:

WE Day Toronto

Effective: Thursday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• Bremner Boulevard from York Street to Spadina Avenue lane restriction

• Bay Street from Lake Shore Boulevard West to the railway overpass lane restriction

• The Esplanade from Yonge Street to Lower Jarvis Street lane restriction

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Oasis Zoo Run

Effective Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m.

• Plug Hat Road will be closed from Beare Road to Meadowvale Road

• One lane on Meadowvale Road will be closed from Plug Hat Road to Sheppard Avenue East (access to the Toronto Zoo will be maintained)

• Old Finch Avenue will be closed from Meadowvale Road to Reesor Road

• The southbound lanes of Reesor Road will be closed from Steeles Avenue East to Old Finch Avenue.

READ: There Is Delayed Opening Of Part Of Line 2 On The TTC This Weekend

Queen West Art Crawl

Effective Saturday and Sunday 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

the westbound curb lane of Queen Street West will be closed from Gore Vale Avenue to 870 Queen Street West (in front of Trinity Bellwoods Park)

Main St. Closure

Effective: All weekend

Main St. closed from Doncaster Ave. to Lumsden Ave.
Main St. closed from Gerrard St. E. to Kingston Rd.

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Broadview/Dundas TTC Streetcar Track Construction

Effective: All weekend

Broadview Ave. closed from First Ave. to Kintyre Ave.
Dundas St E. closed from Hamilton St. to Boulton Ave.

Jarvis Closed Queen To Dundas/Water Main Repair

Effective: All weekend

One northbound lane and one southbound lane of Jarvis Street between Dundas and Queen streets closed.
Pedestrian access available.
Drivers and cyclists will be urged to use either Church or Sherbourne.

Toronto

Toronto Road Closures To Watch For Through This Weekend (Sep. 20 – 23)

READ: TTC Subway Closures Cancelled: 4 Stations On Line 1 To Remain Open This Weekend

Effective: Thursday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

READ: Free Toronto Movies, Literary Festivals, And Pop Ups This Weekend

Effective Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m.

READ: There Is Delayed Opening Of Part Of Line 2 On The TTC This Weekend

Effective Saturday and Sunday 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Main St. Closure

Effective: All weekend

READ: Toronto Beer Week 2018: Your Ultimate Guide To Breweries And (Free) Events

Effective: All weekend

Effective: All weekend

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For those who prefer to opt out of urban life without being too far removed from modern comforts, hamlets like Sherwood Park, Alberta are a perfect landing place.