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Broken window shuts down portion of Barrington Street

A portion of Barrington Street was closed to traffic on August 2, 2019 due to a broken window at the TD Building in downtown Halifax. Richard Dooley/Global News

Several broken windows at a downtown Halifax highrise closed off a portion of Barrington Street on Friday.

A portion of the major thoroughfare between George Street and Duke Street was closed to all traffic as glass from 1791 Barrington Street rained down on vehicles.

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It’s not clear what caused the broken window.

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Halifax Regional Police reopened Barrington Street at approximately 9:45 p.m. on Friday.

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