Live at the epicentre of Toronto on Yonge Street, and travel to wherever you need with ease via mass transit. With a walk and transit score close to 100, unparalleled convenience lives at Concord Sky where nearby transit, shops, and schools make this location ideal for all kinds of residents. 

Yonge Street is Toronto’s most prominent and busiest street. One of the world’s longest arteries, stretching from the shores of Lake Ontario all the way north to Barrie. Other major streets in Toronto, such as Dundas, Bloor, Queen, King, and University, form a grid basis on which the city’s transit network is built. Traveling through the GTA is easy even from these main arteries, which branch out in any direction into the GTA’s eastern and western reaches, such as Scarborough, Durham Region, Etobicoke, Peel Region, and Halton Region to the east and west, and York Region to the north.

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) maintains a vibrant and ever-present public transportation system in downtown Toronto, with large subway lines, streetcar lines, and bus routes all converging throughout the downtown area and funneling into the center of Union Station, located at the southern edge of the Entertainment District. Travellers, commuters, and adventurers alike have seemingly endless options from here. The UP Express Train connect Union Station to Lester B. Pearson International Airport in Mississauga. Also, the GO Transit infrastructure operates commuter rail lines in the GTA and beyond. Above all, the VIA Rail provides intercity transport along the Quebec-Windsor Corridor, Canada’s most populous region.