Here's why some TTC subway platforms are looking super rough right now Toronto TTC
Twitter account replied to the question, explaining that"Our team just commenced working on the remaining abatement work at our Queen's Park and St. Patrick Stations."
That abatement work is more than just an aesthetic facelift, and, to date, has already resulted in the removal of potentially hazardous asbestos above the stations' plaster ceilings over track level, as well as the relocation of lighting and surveillance systems. This stage of construction was completed in spring 2021, and the next phase of abatement has been underway since September, and will continue for another two years before the stations' original sleek interiors are restored.
Despite the stations' appearances during construction, the TTC assures riders that"service will continue to operate as per usual during abatement work activities in 2022," and expects that"further details will be provided when they become available in March 2023."
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