Christie (TTC)

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Christie
726 Bloor Street West
Opened February 25, 1966
Line Bloor-Danforth line
Next station ≅0.7 km west to Ossington 1 min

≅0.6 km east to Bathurst 1 min

Connections 126 Christie
Platforms Side platforms

Christie is a station on the Bloor-Danforth line of the subway system in Toronto, Canada. It is located at 726 Bloor Street West at Christie Street/Grace Street. It was opened in 1966. Nearby landmarks include Christie Pits Park and LinuxCaffe. The 126 Christie bus route serves the station.

The station was damaged in 1976 when a fire was set on board a lightly loaded late-evening train. Nobody was hurt, but the train was destroyed. As well, the station's tiling took some damage and was replaced with a different color (red instead of green) due to availability.


Stations of the Toronto Transit Commission edit
Yonge-University-Spadina Finch | North York Centre | Sheppard-Yonge | York Mills | Lawrence | Eglinton | Davisville | St. Clair | Summerhill | Rosedale | Bloor-Yonge | Wellesley | College | Dundas | Queen | King | Union | St. Andrew | Osgoode | St. Patrick | Queen's Park | Museum | St. George | Spadina | Dupont | St. Clair West | Eglinton West | Glencairn | Lawrence West | Yorkdale | Wilson | Downsview | Sheppard West | Finch West | York University | Steeles West | Highway 407 Transitway | Vaughan Corporate Centre
Bloor-Danforth Kipling | Islington | Royal York | Old Mill | Jane | Runnymede | High Park | Keele | Dundas West | Lansdowne | Dufferin | Ossington | Christie | Bathurst | Spadina | St. George | Bay | Bloor-Yonge | Sherbourne | Castle Frank | Broadview | Chester | Pape | Donlands | Greenwood | Coxwell | Woodbine | Main Street | Victoria Park | Warden | Kennedy
Scarborough RT Kennedy | Lawrence East | Ellesmere | Midland | Scarborough Centre | McCowan
Sheppard Sheppard-Yonge | Bayview | Bessarion | Leslie | Don Mills
Other Queen's Quay-Ferry Docks (underground streetcar station)

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