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Lakeshore West GO Train Incident Causes Delays West of Exhibition Station

Lakeshore West GO Train Incident Causes Major Delays
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A Lakeshore West GO train struck a person west of Exhibition Station before 6 a.m. on September 25, 2026. Following the incident, train movements through the area have continued at reduced speeds while causing significant delays on the Lakeshore West line.

Investigation and Emergency Response

Emergency responders remain on site as an investigation into the incident continues. Metrolinx confirmed that although trains are permitted to proceed through the affected section at lowered speeds, delays persist and train service disruptions are ongoing.

Passenger Impact and Transit Alternatives

Passengers travelling on the Lakeshore West GO line are experiencing notable delays and may face service modifications or cancellations. Metrolinx advises commuters using

Mimico GO, Long Branch GO, and Exhibition GO stations to consider using the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) as an alternative mode of transportation while disruptions last.

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