McCaul Loop

In 1928, to relieve the congestion of streetcar operations along Queen Street, the McCaul Loop was constructed on the west side of downtown Toronto, and another on Mutual Street to the east. The Village by the Grange shopping and residential complex was built in 1976 around and on top of the loop which was now enclosed. which did not succeed and went out of business. ==Services==

Until September 2018, McCaul Loop was the western terminus for 502 Downtowner streetcars coming from Bingham Loop. It continues to be used to short turn streetcar service in both directions on the 501 Queen route. McCaul Street is not used for any other revenue service, but the connecting tracks between Queen Street, Dundas Street and College Street enables 505 Dundas and 506 Carlton streetcars to short turn and briefly layover on the street, without entering the loop. ==References==