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Coronavirus: Toronto subway operator tests positive for COVID-19
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A Toronto Transit Commission subway operator has tested positive for COVID-19, marking the first publicly reported case of a frontline employee at the transit agency being diagnosed since the coronavirus outbreak began.
According to a statement issued by ATU Local 113, the union that represents a majority of TTC employees, the subway operator went to work for their shift on the morning of March 16.
The union said the operator, who is based out of the TTC’s Wilson yard, went home shortly after their shift began because they weren’t feeling well.
The statement said the employee has been at home ever since. “ATU Local 113 is working with the TTC and Toronto Public Health to determine (the) next steps/actions to further protect the health of
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