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Given as scheduled, per the source[1]: "testing continuing in stages throughout 2027 ahead of the planned opening in autumn 2027."Delayed from 12/31/2025 to 10/31/2027: 2 years later. Stated: Wikipedia says it was "originally scheduled for a 2025 opening", pushed to early 2026, then to late 2027.- Groundbreaking
- Oct 31, 202740% CONFIDENCEsource
Vancouver's Broadway Subway Delayed to Fall 2027
A five-kilometre SkyTrain extension meant to unlock a taller, denser Broadway Corridor in Vancouver has slipped from its original early-2026 target to autumn 2027.
- Vancouver's Broadway Subway is now scheduled to be in service in fall 2027, a further year late, per the B.C. government on 25 May 2024; TransLink lists it as scheduled to open in 2027[3][4]
- Construction started in 2020 with a five-year estimate; a five-week concrete workers' strike in 2022 pushed it to 2026, and slower tunnelling and excavation caused the latest delay[3]
- Causes cited are tunnelling under the existing Canada Line, relocating major utilities and installing traffic decks to keep Broadway open[3]
- The project extends the Millennium Line from VCC-Clark station, with 700 m of elevated guideway then about 5 km underground, six new underground stations and an interim terminus at Arbutus Street; a future phase could reach UBC[4]
- The corridor has the busiest bus route in Canada and the USA, with over 100,000 transit trips a day; nearby businesses report heavy sales losses with no compensation from the province[3][4]
Cost $2.1B