TTC Employee Attacked at Downtown Subway Station
A staff member of the Toronto Transit Commission was seriously injured in a stabbing incident at Dundas subway station on Wednesday, November 26, 2025. Toronto police confirmed they responded to the emergency call and have secured the scene as their investigation continues.
The attack occurred during afternoon hours at one of Toronto's busiest downtown subway stations. TTC CEO Rick Leary released a statement acknowledging the incident and expressing concern for the injured employee.
Emergency Response and Investigation
Toronto police units were dispatched to Dundas Station around 2:00 PM EST following reports of a violent altercation. Paramedics provided immediate medical attention to the stabbed staff member before transporting them to a local hospital.
The condition of the injured employee remains undisclosed, though authorities confirmed the individual sustained significant injuries. Police have not released information about any suspects or arrests at this time.
Impact on Transit Operations and Safety Measures
The stabbing has raised renewed concerns about safety on Toronto's public transit system. Dundas Station serves as a critical interchange point in the city's subway network, handling thousands of commuters daily.
This incident marks another violent event affecting TTC workers, who have faced increasing security challenges in recent years. Transit authorities are reviewing safety protocols and considering additional security measures to protect both employees and passengers.
The investigation remains active as police gather evidence and interview witnesses. Anyone with information about the stabbing is urged to contact Toronto police or Crime Stoppers anonymously.
