St. Clair Avenue Eglinton Avenue Lawrence Avenue Wilson Avenue Sheppard Avenue Finch Avenue Steeles Avenue Public transit A portion of Keele was once a major streetcar route. The Toronto Suburban Railway ran streetcars along Keele from Dundas West to Weston Rd to connect to Lambton, Weston, and Woodbridge. The Toronto Transit Commission took over the Toronto Suburban Railway routes in the 1920s, and continued to run the northwestern streetcars on behalf of York Township. The streetcar lines were converted to buses in the late 1940s, and since then Keele has been served by buses. Today Keele is served by the TTC 41 Keele bus route, which runs from Keele station, passing Keelesdale station, to Pioneer Village station via York University, and its counterpart night route, 341, serving almost the same route, but it terminates at York University station. There is also an express route operating during some periods, the 941 Keele express operating from Keele station to Finch West station. The TTC 107 York University heights operates from Finch West station to Canarctic Drive (just south of Steeles Avenue). North of Steeles Avenue, the York Region Transit 107 Keele runs from Pioneer Village station to Teston Road in Vaughan. The Parkside Drive part of the street, which is formally Keele Street, is served by the TTC route 80 Queensway running south from Keele station to Lake Shore Blvd, then turning west to The Queensway. It is also served on weekdays and Saturdays by the YRT 96 Keele-Yonge Route which runs north from Pioneer Village to King Road before turning right on King Road to go to Yonge Street which leads it to the Newmarket Terminal. Landmarks References External links Google Maps of Keele Street North section South of St. Clair Avenue Roads in Toronto Transport in King, Ontario Transport in Vaughan