Infrastructure Projects

Every summer Ontario Northland undertakes critical infrastructure work along the railway to ensure we meet industry safety standards and continue to provide safe, reliable and efficient transportation services to communities and businesses in the North.

Our top priority is to mitigate disruptions to communities and businesses as much as possible as this work is completed.

Please see the list below for projects impacting your community.

By investing in our rail infrastructure, we are keeping supply chains strong, and contributing to economic development in the north.

Contact

If you have any questions or concerns about the work being undertaken, please reach out to 1(705) 472-4500 or pr@ontarionorthland.ca.

Community Description Schedule
Tomiko

Turnouts. Upgrades to rail turnouts and switches to ensure safe, reliable travel.

September - October
Tomiko

Continuous Welded Rail. Installation of continuous welded rail, which are longer lengths of rail, welded together to provide smoother, faster travel.

May
Temiskaming Shores

Continuous Welded Rail. Installation of continuous welded rail, which are longer lengths of rail, welded together to provide smoother, faster travel.

May
Temagami to Latchford

Ties. Removal of existing railroad ties, replacement and alignment of new ties to ensure safe, reliable travel.

August - September
Temagami North

Turnouts. Upgrades to rail turnouts and switches to ensure safe, reliable travel.

September - October
Temagami North

Continuous Welded Rail. Installation of continuous welded rail, which are longer lengths of rail, welded together to provide smoother, faster travel.

May
Temagami

Bolted Rail. Replacing and reinforcing existing rail connections to ensure safe, reliable travel.

May
Temagami

Ballast Delivery. Rock blasting and crushing, stockpiling crushed track ballast at ONTC's ballast pile. Increased traffic on Rabbit Creek Road during the working period.

March - May
Temagami

Scrap Tie Disposal. Scrap tie piles located close to the right of way.

April - November
Sesekinika

Bolted Rail. Replacing and reinforcing existing rail connections to ensure safe, reliable travel.

May