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Nominate Ontario's Worst Roads for Repairs

Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Mar 24, 2026·1:03

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Nominations are now open for Ontarios worst roads, a program by the Canadian Automobile Association. Drivers can submit their picks for problematic stretches, helping create an official top ten list. The program, running since 2003, aims to highlight issue areas for government action and safer driving. Last years top spot went to Hamiltons Aberdeen Avenue, with Torontos Eglinton Avenue West and Gardiner Expressway also making the list. Submissions are open until mid-April, giving drivers a chance to nominate their most troublesome roads. Participating can help direct resources towards real road repairs and smoother commutes.

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It's March 24th. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.

Nominations are now open for Ontario's worst roads, run by the Canadian Automobile Association each year.

Drivers can submit their picks for stretches plagued by potholes, poor signage, or other safety issues, helping build an official top 10 list.

This program has been going since 2003, and the CIA says it spotlights problem areas to push all levels of government for fixes,

and safer driving conditions. Last year's list put Hamilton in the top spot with Aberdeen Avenue, followed by Barton Street East there too.

Toronto claimed three spots in the top 10, including Eglinton Avenue West and the Gardener Expressway, while Mississauga's Herinterio Street also made the cut.

Submissions are open right now, and will close in mid-April, so if you've got a road that's driving you crazy, now's your chance to nominate it.

By getting involved, folks across the province can help steer resources toward real road repairs and smoother commutes ahead.