Smoke bombs were set off at multiple points in Montreal's subway system on May 10th, cutting off service and creating a nightmarish morning rush-hour commute. There had been other interruptions to subway service as the city dealt with unwieldy student protests. Stranded subway user Marlene Bambonye said the delay was a hassle. (Four suspects were arrested in connection with the incident. Twenty-two-year-old Francois-Vivier Gagnon was released on bail after a dozen days in jail. Three young women arrested with him were also granted bail with a list of 19 conditions attached. Gagnon was charged with several offences, including perpetrating a terrorist hoax.)

Date: 2012-05-10
Placeline: MONTREAL, Quebec.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 10 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << I had to cancel a few things and push things later on in my day so it kind of makes things best rating but you know it's kind of part of the city so it's you get used to it you can make it snow >>

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