Crowds of people in Toronto had their early morning weekend commutes disrupted after a TTC subway line was shut down between 10 stations on Saturda...
Okocha told blogTO that the videos were filmed at approximately 9:50 a.m. on Saturday, at a time when many were on their way to run errands, work, or attend study sessions and appointments.
"We are doing our best with sending crews to the affected areas, as well as replacement vehicles. We apologize for any inconvenience,"Around 40 minutes after the initial tweet, the TTC revealed that service was up and running again on Line 2. As expected, it still took some time for the backlog of commuters to clear around the affected stations.experienced delays after power was shut down.
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