St Clair

TTC Line 1 Subway Train station. South to Union Station and North to Finch Station. Little confused with St Clair Station and St Clair West Station.nThis station have two different entrance and exit on both Northnand South sides of St Clair Avenue East.nSouth side entrance Buses and Street Car services available, Also Staff service on South side entrance too.nNorth side entrance to St Clair Centre.nIf you get off from North side entrance, not able to get Buses or Street Car. It's little confused for some commuters.nNo washroom facilities in the station.nGreat about this Station, Friendly and helpful staff always availablenWheelchair accessibility entrance only. Little convenience store and Takeout McDonald's Restaurant also available too.

Toronto at its finest with this avenue of multicultural shops, restaurants, places of worship, parks and people so friendly. Like the mother and son walking their Husky. Stopped and chatted about dog training. So friendly!nAnd the cashier at No Frills was telling me about a fight that broke out in the store between two customers.nSt Clair avenue, forget about it!

If you're ever wondering what visual pollution looks like in real life, just visit Sain clair east subway station, Toronto's masterpiece of public transport neglect. It's as if someone asked, 'How can we make commuters feel sadder and more miserable?' and then followed through with unmatched enthusiasm. While organizations like the Toronto Arts Council tries to meke public spaces morr pleasant, this station seems to have been proudly left behind. Messy, chaotic, and aggressively ugly, it's the kind of place that makes you question if anyone in charge has ever opened their eyes. TTC always says, 'If you see something, say something.' Well, I'm saying something: this station is a crime against urban aesthetics.

On Saturday, July 19th at around 9:50 PM, an elderly man in a wheelchair collapsed and began shaking inside a TTC train at St. Clair Station.nIt was a clear emergency, and passengers rushed to help. A TTC staff member slowly appeared after 5–8 minutes, asked what happened, and left.nShockingly, paramedics didn’t arrive until over 20 minutes later.nThis kind of delay in a medical emergency is unacceptable.nTTC must seriously reevaluate how it handles urgent situations. People’s health and lives are at stake.

There was an emergency — an elderly man collapsed and was shaking, but it took the paramedic team 20 minutes to arrive. It’s shameful that the TTC doesn’t prioritize passengers’ health and safety.

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