A look back at when the TTC said goodbye to some of its PCC streetcars. Credit: Empire Pictures and Colin Strayer It’s a cold, overcast day inside a TTC yard in the 1980s. Rows of once-proud PCC streetcars sit silent on weed-lined tracks, their maroon-and-cream paint dulled by years of service and neglect. The smell of oil, rust, and burnt metal hangs in the air. A blowtorch flares to life with a sharp hiss. Sparks cascade across the concrete as a worker slices into the side of a car that once c

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