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How a Toronto subway worker helped save a man who had climbed onto the tracks
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May 3, 2017
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3:41Now PlayingToronto subway toll collector John Paul Attard helped rescue a man in distress who had jumped onto the tracks at Dundas Station by talking him out of harm. The exchange, captured on video and shared on social media, has the potential to stir positive talk about mental health, one psychologist says. To read more
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