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ttc alerts

Toronto transit riders, heads up — there's a major TTC closure coming that could mess with your weekend plans if you're taking the subway.

The transit agency has issued a service alert for a full closure of an 11-kilometre stretch of the TTC's Line 1 subway this weekend, meaning shuttle buses and detours will be your new reality if you usually travel that way. Whether you're commuting, running errands or just trying to get around the city, this TTC closure could definitely throw a wrench in things.

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Heads up, Toronto transit riders — the TTC is cracking down on fare evaders next week, and if you're caught without proof of payment, you could be on the hook for a hefty fine.

Starting on Monday, fare inspections are expanding to the entire TTC bus network, meaning riders will now have to be ready to show proof-of-payment on buses too, not just streetcars and subways.

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Toronto commuters are facing another rough morning as TTC delays continue to pile up after the city's back-to-back snowstorms, but there's a silver lining — GO Transit is stepping in to help.

According to the TTC, subway service on Line 1 and Line 2 is running slower than usual due to ice and snow buildup, leading to longer wait times and crowded platforms.

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The TTC has a clear message for fare evaders in Toronto — pay your fare, or pay the price.

On Monday, the transit agency announced it would be rolling out changes meant to deter fare evasion across the network.

Starting September 9, TTC staff will switch all the fare gates along the Line 4 Sheppard route to "tap only" mode, as the first phase of a "system-wide approach to reduce fare evasion."

According to the TTC, people regularly dodging fares is costing the transit agency over $20 million a year — money it says could be used to improve the transit experience across the city.

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If you're looking for a job in Toronto and want to work for a big-name company in Canada, why not consider a role with the TTC?

The Toronto Transit Commission, more commonly known as the TTC, is currently hiring across the city. These TTC jobs offer competitive hourly wages, ranging from $30 to $46 per hour, and the company promises competitive benefits and a positive working environment.

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