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Broadview Case Study
Broadview is a subway station on the Bloor to Danforth line in Toronto. Initially opened in 1966, the service was only between Keele Station to Woodbine Station in the west and east respectively. Later a renovation of the station started in 2003 by constructing additional bus bays, new signage, inserting extra streetcar track etc. Several wonderful visiting spots are there nearby Broadview subway station that can endow with superior level of experience. Those spots are the Danforth Music Hall, Dora Keogh Irish Pub, Black Swan Tavern, Tour Guys, Allan Gardens Conservatory, Riverdale Farm, Yonge Street, Phoenix Concert Theatre just to name a
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