Subway service restored after tunnel fire causes major disruption



Subway service was restored 6 hours after a wall of flames erupted in a subway tunnel at Bloor-Yonge Station. Shauna Hunt with the dramatic video taken from the platform and the impact it had on today’s commute.

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29 thoughts on “Subway service restored after tunnel fire causes major disruption”

  1. This is another reason the TTC needs platform edge barriers in all stations in addition to preventing suicides and protecting riders from track pushers. Look at all the clowns leaning on and into the yellow caution area. I don't care if it costs a billion dollars the province should pay for or most of it. The province regardless of party wastes billions on ehealth, ornge, nixing gas plants, cancelling lrt contracts, cancelling subway projects, privatizing the 407 and the Skydome and what else. Subway barriers will prevent deaths, injuries and accidents. They may increase TTC ridership and reduce liability and insurance costs for the system paying for the project itself longterm through recurring savings.

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  2. I m not astonished at all by the unmindful actions of Torontonians today. These individuals are lucky that they were not victims of a larger explosion. Regardless of what an institution like the TTC that have shown to do less to ensure the safety of its citizens today.

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  3. 1:29— the bus is full, the doors are closed and the bus and people on the bus have a schedule and places to go….why you looking so confused? There will be another bus along in a minute or two.

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  4. I'm trying to think if there is another major transit system in any major North America city of similar wealth and development as bad as what Toronto relies on. In between scores of aggressive homeless, violent mentally unstable "customers", constant and never ending construction and repairs, violence, stabbings, theft, more violence and ……fire. Yeah, Toronto is indeed a pathetic mess.

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