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WOMAN INJURED AFTER TTC BUS GOES INTO HYDRO POLE IN REXDALE

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A woman was taken to hospital after a TTC bus collided with a hydro pole in
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The woman sustained minor injuries, police said.

The crash brought down the hydro pole, along with some wires in a bus loop.

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