Toronto Subway System

Section of Yonge subway closed this weekend

Toronto's subway system will be in flux this weekend as a major section is closed for track work.

The Toronto Transit Commission is closing the section of the Yonge-University-Spadina line that runs between the Bloor and Eglinton stations all day Saturday and all day Sunday.

It's the first of three planned weekend closures along the same stretch of track.

According to a news release the "TTC will be constructing a new double cross-over section of subway track south of St. Clair Station on the Yonge-University-Spadina line. Once completed, the new cross-over will result in more efficient and reliable service, allowing subway trains to terminate at St. Clair Station in the event of a disruption to subway service."

During the construction shuttle buses will run between Bloor Street and Eglinton Avenue, stopping at the Rosedale, Summerhill, St. Clair and Davisville stations.

Regular service will resume on Monday morning.

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It was indeed. In 2003, Ward got in on the ground floor of a fledgling theatre production based on Raimis cult hit The Evil Dead. Ward found himself in the lead role of Ash, the shotgun-toting demon fighter in Evil Dead: The Musical. (Glimpses of Wards work in the production can be seen on YouTube, including the riotously funny tune What the F Was That?)

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Outstanding in his field: Ryan Ward wrote, directed and stars in Son of Sunshine.

Utilizing a cast of non-union actors, Ward got the film completed and found himself being lauded by a few Canadian critics.

Ward had a breakthrough on the script while riding the Toronto subway system (which, not coincidentally, is where the film starts).

He ended up at Ryerson University.

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I had been writing (Son of the Sunshine) since I was in school, he says. When I was doing Evil Dead for the last run that we did, I got some of the money to start it, so I just started rolling the ball.

The dramatic feature Son of the Sunshine is about a young man who suffers from Tourettes syndrome, and when he isnt getting into trouble due to his penchant for explosive pronity, he endures life with his drug-addict mom and his angry sister.

From the get-go, we had great critical reception and festivals were always very friendly to us, he says. In terms of critical reception and festivals, the film seems to never stop playing. But in terms of getting big crowds out to see it, its a tough row, because its Canadian, and Canadian product is often not trusted by its own people.

During those years, Ward encountered award-winning filmmakers. He took a film class with Guy Maddin at U of M and got some screen time (albeit wearing a mask) in Deco Dawsons award-winning short Film(dzama).

I worked out an arrangement with the producer of Evil Dead that I could film four days a week and perform two days a week, so I was acting in that show while filming. I calculated that I didnt have a day off for 42 days. I was just sleepwalking through it by the end.

When it finally opened properly with electricity, there was a huge lineup around the block and we went: Oh 最新数码资讯比990FX都强 本生SATA3.0全固金 , man what is this? he says. It was really popular.

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