Locations

MOLT 2015 will take be hosted by the University of Toronto Department of Linguistics, and will be held in Sidney Smith hall, located at 100 St. George Street. The conference will be held in room 2108 on Friday, and in room 1087 on Saturday and Sunday.

The dinner and party will be held at 18 Beverley St.

Getting to Toronto

Toronto has two international airports:

• Pearson International Airport (YYZ)

  On the western edge of the city. A taxi from Pearson to campus costs approximately $50 and takes around 45 minutes, depending on traffic. The public transit fare is $3 and the trip takes approximately 1 hour. Follow signs for "Public transportation" and board the 192 Airport Rocket express bus, which departs approximately every 10 minutes until midnight and less frequently until 2:00am. This bus will take you non-stop to Kipling subway station, where you can make a free transfer onto the subway system.

• Toronto City Center Airport (YTZ)

  The "Island airport", located close to downtown on the Toronto Islands and is a short taxi or transit ride from campus. A short ferry ride will take you to the mainland, where you can take a free shuttle to Union Station. Porter Airlines flies to the Island airport from Boston, Chicago Midway, Montreal, Newark, and other cities; Air Canada flies to the Island airport from Montreal.

VIA rail operates several trains a day to Toronto from Montreal, Ottawa, Windsor, and London Ontario. Journey times from Montreal or Ottawa are approximately 5 hours. Amtrak's Maple Leaf train runs daily from New York to Toronto via Albany and Buffalo, but the trip takes over 12 hours.

Getting to campus

The University of Toronto campus is located in downtown Toronto, close to most major hotels and attractions. Parking on campus is not plentiful, but the campus is well-served by frequent public transit:

• Subway stations

  Spadina, St. George, Museum, and Queen's Park stations all border the campus; St. George Station is the closest to the location of MOT and to the Linguistics Department. Subway trains run every 2 to 5 minutes from approximately 6:00am to 1:30am (but from 9:00am on Sunday). After the subway shuts down, night bus routes run along most major streets, anywhere from every five minutes to every half hour.

• Surface routes

  The 510 Spadina streetcar provides an extremely frequent service (approximately every 2 minutes) along Spadina Avenue on the west edge of campus. It can be boarded inside the Spadina subway station. The 506 Carlton streetcar runs approximately every 5 minutes along College Street on the south edge of campus. The 94 Wellesley bus runs approximately every 10 minutes along Harbord Street and Hoskin Avenue through the centre of campus.

• Fares

  Transit fare is $3 (cash only, exact change) or $2.80 if you buy transit tokens in bulk at a subway station (cash only, change is given). A fare is valid for one journey of any distance, and you may transfer between subways, streetcars, and buses for free as many times as necessary to reach your destination (make sure to take a paper transfer when you pay your fare). Day passes for unlimited travel can be purchased for $11.50 at a subway station. On Saturday and Sunday, two adults together can share a single day pass; if, on these days, two adults are making a return trip together (=4 fares), it is cheaper to buy a day pass than to pay the cash fare.