7:53pm: Canada Line medical emergency at Vancouver City Centre has been resolved. Train service has resumed.

#SkyTrain Final Update: Canada Line medical emergency at Vancouver City Centre has resolved. Trains are resuming service to/from Waterfront. Expect some residual gaps as we work to restore frequency over the next 15 minutes. We thank you for your patience. ^cm

— TransLink BC (@TransLink) February 13, 2024

Original story:

The Canada Line is experiencing major delays during the Monday evening rush hour commute due to a medical emergency.

At 5:15pm, TransLink said the Canada Line is experiencing delays due to a medical emergency at Vancouver City Centre Station.

#SkyTrain Canada Line is experiencing delays due to a medical emergency at Vancouver City Centre. Expo Line & Millennium Line are unaffected. Updates to follow. ^cm

— TransLink BC (@TransLink) February 13, 2024

Shortly afterwards, Canada Line service between Waterfront Station & Olympic Village Station was suspended.

#SkyTrain Canada Line service between Waterfront Station & Olympic Village Station is suspended due to medical emergency at Vancouver City Centre. No service in the downtown core. Updates to follow. Expo Line & Millennium Line remain unaffected. ^cm

— TransLink BC (@TransLink) February 13, 2024

“No service in the downtown core,” said TransLink.

In a meantime, TransLink has set up a bus bridge to help transit users.

#SkyTrain Bus Bridge replacing Canada Line service between Waterfront Station & Broadway-City Hall Station due to medical emergency at Vancouver City Centre Station. Shuttle train between Broadway & King Edward Station. Trains at King Ed operating to/from YVR/Brighouse. ^cm

— TransLink BC (@TransLink) February 13, 2024

This post will be updated as more information becomes available.

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