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Stalled train at Lorne Avenue could take hours to move

By Emily-May Simmonds Global News

Posted June 10, 2022 6:32 pm

Updated June 10, 2022 7:39 pm

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Click to play video: 'Stalled train at Lorne Avenue could take hours to move' — A train stalled at Lorne Avenue, south of Melville, just after 1 p.m. Saskatoon police say it could take hours before the train can move. They’re asking drivers to find alternative routes for the time being – Jun 10, 2022

A train stalled at Lorne Avenue, south of Melville, just after 1 p.m.

Saskatoon police say it could take hours before the train can move.

They’re asking drivers to find alternative routes for the time being.

After reaching out to the Saskatoon Police for more information and never hearing back, Global Saskatoon went to check the stalled train shorlty after 5pm.

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The train was no longer stuck and the road is clear.

Police are advising of a stalled train at the level crossing on Lorne Avenue; south of Melville Street. It could take several hours before the train is able to be moved.
Members of the motoring public are asked to find an alternative route through the area.#yxetraffic #yxe
— Saskatoon Police (@SaskatoonPolice) June 10, 2022

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