A car-sized sinkhole has been filled after it opened up in Toronto's west end, causing delays in traffic and bus transit.
The sinkhole opened up on Runnymede Road between St. John’s Road and Annette Street on Monday afternoon.
That section of Runnymede was closed to traffic until Tuesday at noon. During the closure, buses that normally travel along the route used detours on Annette, Jane, and Dundas Streets, TTC officials said on social media.
HAZARD: Large sink hole on Runnymede Road. Will be CLOSED from St. John's Road to Annette Street indefinitely. ^AG
— Toronto Police OPS (@TPSOperations) June 29, 2015
79 Scarlett Rd diverting both ways via Anette, Jane, Dundas due to a sinkhole on Runnymede at Maher.#TTC
— Official TTC Tweets (@TTCnotices) June 29, 2015
