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Delays on Lakeshore West GO Line After Person Struck by Train

Lakeshore West GO Service Delayed Due to Person Struck Incident
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A person was struck by a Lakeshore West GO train west of Exhibition Station in Toronto before 6 a.m. on Friday, September 25, 2026. The incident has caused major disruptions on the Lakeshore West line, operated by GO Transit.

Metrolinx, the agency managing the train services, reported that emergency responders remain at the scene. Trains are allowed to pass through the area only at reduced speeds. Despite this, delays continue on the Lakeshore West line as service recovery efforts are underway.

Commuters traveling on the Lakeshore West GO line face ongoing delays and may experience train cancellations or schedule modifications.

Metrolinx has advised passengers at Mimico GO, Long Branch GO, and Exhibition GO stations to opt for Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) services where possible to minimize inconvenience.

Investigation and Support Resources

Authorities are conducting an active investigation into the incident as emergency operations continue. Metrolinx and related agencies have directed riders needing crisis support to resources including the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention. In emergencies, travelers are reminded to contact 911 for immediate assistance.