Subway Delays: Hydraulic Oil Spill Shuts Down Line Two

0:00It's April 7th. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Subway riders on the west end of Line 2 are facing major delays this Tuesday morning after a hydraulic oil spill shut down service overnight. Crews from the Toronto Transit Commission are on the scene cleaning up the mess from a maintenance vehicle that leaked near Old Mill Station around 2.45 AM. Shuttle buses are now bridging a gap between Kipling and Keele stations to help folks get around while trains stay sidelined. No word yet on when service will bounce back, and as a safety move, they've closed off stations where trains can easily turn around. The TTC is digging into what caused the spill, with the amounts of oil still unknown, but they're moving quick to get things flowing again soon.