Brampton Transit detours are in effect on at least five routes or stops this week, and the biggest change starts today: the Züm platform at Sheridan College is closed from 7 a.m. on Monday, October 26 until the end of service on Sunday, November 1, according to the City of Brampton’s detours page. Below: every detour the City lists right now, the stops that moved, and what to do if your bus is affected.
At a glance
- Sheridan College Züm platform: closed Oct. 26 to Nov. 1, 2026, affecting five routes
- Heart Lake Terminal: closed since Oct. 5, until further notice
- Queen Street West: streetscape construction since Oct. 1, about 3 months
- Mount Pleasant GO Station: Route 60 uses Platform 6 until summer 2027
- Hurontario Street at Eglinton Avenue: partial closure ends today, Oct. 26, at 6 p.m.
- Next schedule changes: November 2, 2026
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For fares, passes and PRESTO, see our Brampton Transit guide.
Which Brampton Transit detours are in effect this week?
Brampton Transit lists five active detours or stop changes as of October 26, 2026: Sheridan College, Heart Lake Terminal, Queen Street West, Mount Pleasant GO Station and Hurontario Street at Eglinton Avenue. Only the Sheridan College closure has a short, fixed end date.
| Where | Routes | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Sheridan College Züm platform | 511/511C, 3/3A, 4/4C, 11/11A, 104 | Oct. 26, 7 a.m. to Nov. 1, end of service |
| Heart Lake Terminal | 2, 7/7A, 28/28A, school specials | Since Oct. 5, until further notice |
| Queen Street West (George St to McMurchy Ave) | 561 Züm Queen West, 1/1A Queen | Since Oct. 1, about 3 months |
| Mount Pleasant GO Station | 60 Mississauga Road | Since Sept. 28, until summer 2027 |
| Hurontario St at Eglinton Ave | 502 Züm Main | Oct. 22, 7 p.m. to Oct. 26, 6 p.m. |
Sheridan College Züm platform closure: Oct. 26 to Nov. 1
The Züm platform at Sheridan College is closed for construction from 7 a.m. on Monday, October 26 to the end of service on Sunday, November 1, the City says. Five routes are affected: 511/511C Züm Steeles, 3/3A McLaughlin, 4/4C Chinguacousy, 11/11A Steeles and 104 Chinguacousy Express.
Brampton Transit detours at Sheridan: which stops moved
- Stop #1667: closed to routes 3/3A McLaughlin. Those buses use a temporary stop on Steeles Avenue east of McLaughlin Road.
- Stop #4224: closed to all routes. Affected routes use a temporary westbound stop on Steeles Avenue east of McLaughlin Road.
- Stop #4225: closed to all routes. Eastbound 11 Steeles and 511/511C buses use stop #1668.
If you ride to Sheridan College or transfer there, check which stop your bus uses before you leave.
Heart Lake Terminal closure: routes 2, 7, 28 and school specials
Heart Lake Terminal has been closed since Monday, October 5, and the City says the closure lasts until further notice. Routes 2 Main, 7/7A Kennedy, 28/28A Wanless and school specials 201, 202, 203, 204 and 218 use temporary stops on Conestoga Drive east of Somerset Drive and temporary terminal platforms.
Stops #1758 (Conestoga Drive opposite Loafers Lake Lane) and #1760 (Conestoga Drive opposite Mondragon Circle) are part of the temporary setup. The City’s detours page lists the path for each route. We cover the background in our Heart Lake Terminal closure guide.
Queen Street West construction: routes 561 and 1/1A
Streetscape construction on Queen Street West between George Street and McMurchy Avenue started October 1 and is expected to last about three months. Westbound 561 Züm Queen West and 1/1A Queen buses detour through the Downtown Terminal, Nelson Street and McMurchy Avenue.
Two westbound stops are closed: #1655 at Queen Street West and Mill Street, and #1656 at Queen Street West and Park Street. Riders on routes 1/1A can use the Downtown Terminal or McMurchy Avenue instead.
Mount Pleasant GO Station: Route 60 uses Platform 6
Platform 5 at Mount Pleasant GO Station has been closed since Monday, September 28, and Route 60 Mississauga Road buses use Platform 6. The City lists the change as lasting until summer 2027. Our Brampton GO train stations guide covers the other stations.
Hurontario Street and Eglinton Avenue: ends today at 6 p.m.
Hurontario Street at Eglinton Avenue was reduced to one lane each way for paving from 7 p.m. on Thursday, October 22 to 6 p.m. on Monday, October 26, with Eglinton Avenue closed at the intersection. Route 502 Züm Main is affected until the closure ends.
During the closure, southbound stop #6177 moved about 100 metres south of Eglinton, northbound stop #6166 moved north of Nahani Way, and a temporary northbound stop was set up at Hurontario Street and Elia Avenue. After 6 p.m. today, check the City’s page for the regular stop locations.
What changes on November 2?
Brampton Transit’s next round of schedule changes starts Monday, November 2, 2026, one day after the Sheridan College platform reopens. Route 54 County Court gets a new path, and 15 routes get new schedules. See our Brampton Transit service changes for November for the full route list.
If you take the Kitchener GO line, see our Kitchener GO line closure guide too.
What this means for you
- Check before you go. The City updates its detours page as work changes. Open it the morning you travel.
- Allow extra time. Temporary stops can be a short walk from the usual one.
- Note the end dates. Sheridan reopens after Nov. 1. Heart Lake and Queen Street West have no firm end date, so the detours may continue past this week.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the Sheridan College Züm platform closed?
From 7 a.m. on Monday, October 26 until the end of service on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
Which routes are affected by the Sheridan College closure?
511/511C Züm Steeles, 3/3A McLaughlin, 4/4C Chinguacousy, 11/11A Steeles and 104 Chinguacousy Express.
Is Heart Lake Terminal open?
No. It has been closed since October 5, and the City says the closure continues until further notice. Buses use temporary stops on Conestoga Drive.
Where do I catch Route 60 at Mount Pleasant GO Station?
Platform 6. Platform 5 is closed until summer 2027, according to the City.
How long will the Queen Street West detour last?
The City says about three months from October 1, 2026. Check the detours page for updates.
Where can I see the latest Brampton Transit detours?
On the City of Brampton’s Brampton Transit detours and updates page, listed in the sources below.
Related on Brampton Brief
- Brampton Transit guide: fares, PRESTO and passes
- Brampton Transit service changes on November 2
- Heart Lake Terminal closure
Sources: City of Brampton, Brampton Transit detours and updates
How we reported this: Brampton Brief checked every date, route and stop in this article against the City of Brampton’s Brampton Transit detours and updates page on October 26, 2026. We’ll update it if the City changes anything. Spot an error? Email hello@bramptonbrief.com with “Correction” in the subject, or see our corrections policy.