The TTC Metropass is transferable, however the pass can only be transferred after a person using it has exited the TTC transit system. No Pass Back allowed. Penalty for misuse. Seniors/Students/Post-Secondary Students: Your Metropass is valid only with the appropriate PHOTO ID.
People who are allergic to cow's milk react to one or more of the proteins in it. Curd, the substance that forms chunks in sour milk, contains 80% of milk's proteins, including several called caseins (pronounced: KAY-seenz). Whey (pronounced: WAY), the watery part of milk, holds the other 20%.
A food allergy may produce symptoms that affect your stomach and gastrointestinal system. In some people, food allergies cause cramps, stomach pain, diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. These symptoms can occur alone or in combination with skin effects, such as rash or hives, and respiratory symptoms. An allergy to milk protein may cause stomach problems and most chocolate contains milk solids. Your doctor can perform an allergy test to determine if you have a milk allergy. If so, you may be able to enjoy dairy-free chocolate.