The St. Laurent Station is open for O-Train passengers on Wednesday, after a five day closure to address issues with the suspended ceiling panels and the concrete ceiling inside the station tunnel.
OC Transpo said Monday that crews had to remove suspended ceiling tiles above the rail platforms and inspect the tunnel concrete. Rail service was suspended and replaced with R1 buses between Hurdman and Blair stations Tuesday night for repairs and additional work. City and transit staff have implemented several fixes to mitigate many of the problems seen on the line in recent years, including more de-icing measures for freezing rain, lubrication on curves, speed changes, a more stringent vehicle inspection regimen and, eventually, a full redesign and replacement of the axle hubs on all trains.
"People are tired in the east and we're going to lose ridership if we don't get the major spine corrected, as well as Stage 2, when it comes online. This all has to be buttoned up so that we're ready to roll.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for Toronto and other parts of the province ahead of a cold front that will move through the province later today, Environment Canada says.3 people dead after stabbing in Plateau-Mont-Royal: Montreal policeQuebec tables bill to restrict evictions for three years
Traffic in the westbound lanes of Highway 401 through Cambridge was brought to a standstill Wednesday morning after a multi-vehicle collision involving at least six vehicles.New photos released of Fairview Park Mall robbery suspectsA severe thunderstorm is expected to roll into central Ontario on Wednesday, with 100 kilometres per hour winds that have the potential to produce a tornado.
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