Millennium Line SkyTrain service restored after stalled train and medical emergency issues

Entrance to the Commercial-Broadway Station. (CityNews Image)

By Charles Brockman

Posted December 5, 2024 3:07 pm.

Last Updated December 5, 2024 6:55 pm.

SkyTrain service on a section of the Millennium Line has been restored after being delayed by a medical emergency followed by a stalled train, TransLink says.

The stall was near the Commercial-Broadway Station.

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A shuttle train was in effect between VCC-Clark and Renfrew Stations after the medical emergency. TransLink cancelled the shuttle train shortly before announcing the delays due to a stalled train.

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