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A track-level injury at Bloor-Yonge disrupted Toronto subway service Monday night, suspending Line 1 service between College and St. Clair and causing Line 2 trains to bypass the station.
An injury at track level at Bloor-Yonge station disrupted service on both TTC subway lines Monday night, CityNews reported.
Line 1 Yonge-University service was suspended between College and St. Clair stations, while Line 2 trains were not stopping at Bloor-Yonge, according to the report by Meredith Bond, published at 7:54 p.m. on Nov. 9.
A TTC service notice included in the report attributed the Line 1 suspension to the track-level injury.
Toronto and the GTA could see a rain-snow mix Thursday night, followed by frost risk and possible flurries Friday as overnight temperatures fall to freezing.
The four-year project equips the Toronto facility to service new Corridor trains alongside existing equipment.
Airport trains stop October 31–November 1, while four GO lines have route-specific changes. Check Friday-night departures too.
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