COVID-19 shutdown in July, but without the usual hordes of office workers making their way through Toronto’s underground pedestrian network each day, business is “very, very, very, very slow.”“We’re down probably about 95 per cent,” he said Tuesday during what would have been a busy lunch hour before the pandemic. “Not a great feeling.”Shimonov owns a Pumpernickel’s sandwich restaurant in the tunnel network known as the PATH.
The financial district employees and other office workers who frequented the route disappeared in March when the pandemic forced them to work from home.
They have yet to return in their former numbers, though a handful of masked pedestrians were strolling through the space during lunch hour on Tuesday.The 30-kilometre.