Toronto's role in the FIFA World Cup is now drawing to a close, and with international visitors clearing out of town, the TTC is wasting no time tearing away the facade of functionality it has maintained during these past few weeks.The TTC halted its regularly scheduled closures on June 9 ahead of the FIFA World Cup games and fan events hosted in Toronto, giving visitors a not-too-accurate perception of a perfectly functioning transit network.However, now that the world's eyes have shifted elsewhere, the TTC is immediately reverting to the janky, broken experience that locals have come to begrudgingly accept as the norm.Yes, it seems that the Potemkin transit network was merely a trick to impress the world, and Toronto is about to be jolted back to reality with a series of planned TTC closures.The transit agency paused all planned transit outages through the duration of the FIFA World Cup, but with festivities set to conclude on July 19, the TTC will waste zero time reverting f...