UPDATED: Restricted pedestrian access to buildings at Ontario Tech University’s downtown Oshawa location
New: limited pedestrian access to Regent Theatre entrance
November 21, 2019
Due to sidewalk removal work by the City of Oshawa, as of November 21, the Regent Theatre entrance (50 King Street East) is temporarily accessible only via the north entrance of the Victoria Street Promenade (just east of Bordessa Hall (55 Bond Street East)).
Please note that the sidewalk along the north side of King Street between Mary Street and Ontario Street remains closed due to construction. The south end of the Victoria Street Promenade is not accessible from King Street.
Please follow access signage and keep safety in mind at all times.
All regular university operations within Regent Theatre and Bordessa Hall continue as normal.
Further updates will be provided as they become available.
For more information, contact service@oshawa.ca.
Original message November 1, 2019:
Due to sidewalk removal work by the City of Oshawa, beginning Monday, November 4, the south end of Victoria Street in downtown Oshawa (pedway east of the Regent Theatre and Bordessa Hall) will temporarily close to pedestrians. The construction work is expected to take at least two weeks, dependent upon weather and other factors.
Pedestrians will not be able to use Victoria Street to walk between the Regent Theatre (50 King Street East) and Bordessa Hall (55 Bond Street East). As an alternative during this period, please use Ontario Street (to the west) to walk between the Regent Theatre and Bordessa Hall.
Please follow access signage and keep safety in mind at all times.
All regular university operations within Regent Theatre and Bordessa Hall will continue as normal.
In addition, ongoing road construction has restricted the one-way eastbound traffic on King Street to one lane. Pedestrians should exercise caution when crossing King Street.
Further details will be posted as they become available.
For more information, contact service@oshawa.ca.