[3] As of March 2023[update], a construction contract had not been awarded as the City of Toronto has not secured enough funding to cover the increased costs of the project.

[4] Bloor–Lansdowne station will be located on the south side of Bloor Street, west of St. Helens Avenue along the Barrie line's two-track rail corridor.

Bicycle parking and a drop-off area that can support passengers using paratransit vehicles will be provided.

[1]: 11 [5]: 11–12 [6] A multi-use path will pass along the east side of the station, and cross Bloor Street parallel to the railway overpass.

At the north end, it will connect with the Davenport Diamond Greenway,[1] from which pedestrians can turn off to walk east along Wade Avenue to access Lansdowne subway station.