Line 2 subway shut down between Ossington and St. George after injury on tracks
Service halted Tuesday morning after an incident at Bathurst Station. TTC deployed shuttle buses. Scheduled maintenance closures on the same stretch begin September 22.
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TTC Line 2 subway service shut down between Ossington and St. George stations Tuesday morning following an injury on the tracks at Bathurst Station.
The transit agency announced the closure just after 10:15 a.m. via X. Toronto police responded to Bathurst Station and classified the incident as a "subway disruption." The TTC did not immediately disclose details of the injury or what caused it. The source material does not confirm whether the person injured required hospitalization or their condition.
Shuttle buses replaced trains on the affected stretch. Service status for the remainder of the day was not specified in the available information.
The closure comes before scheduled maintenance work on the same section. The TTC will close Line 2 between Ossington and St. George for planned infrastructure maintenance September 22 through September 26, with shuttle bus service replacing trains during those nights.
The facts
When did Line 2 shut down between Ossington and St. George?
Tuesday, September 8, 2026, following an injury on the tracks at Bathurst Station. The TTC announced the closure just after 10:15 a.m.
How was service maintained during the Line 2 closure?
Shuttle buses replaced trains on the affected stretch between Ossington and St. George stations.
When is the next planned closure on this Line 2 section?
Line 2 between Ossington and St. George will close from September 22 through September 26 for scheduled infrastructure maintenance, with shuttle buses replacing trains during those nights.
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