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Haydenpoon
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Is there a reason why there isn't a stop on the other side of Main at Haddon Ave when travelling towards Aldershot GO?Outline - Read & annotate without distractions
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anb
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If we get this Cambridge to Guelph connection going, then that opens the Waterloo region to Wellington. Then naturally, a proper midday Kitchener to Guelph bus would finally get into service, which in turn also gives Owen Sound a proper connection to KW via the "Guelph Owen Sound Transportation", giving anyone living along Lake Huron an actual transit connection to mostly all of the Greater Golden Horseshoe. Hopefully by then, there could be a direct bus between Hamilton to at least Cambridge, so that anyone living in the entire southwest of Ontario could be at least 30-60 mins away from a public transit mode.
nfitz
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I thought the plan would be that some trains from Union would go Guelph to Kitchener, and some would go Guelph to Cambridge. I can't see them running a Guelph-Cambridge shuttle.
Northern Light
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What you thought was under consideration is what I thought too, until I read the plan.
But if you read the plan, its a shuttle with a transfer.
nfitz
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Good grief ... I thought most places were trying to get rid of historic shuttles like that, not add them.
If it's for peak service only, I'd favour extending the Milton line to Cambridge then.
Allandale25
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Bordercollie
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I really think that GO would do an awesome job linking eastern Ontario via Highway 2 starting in Newcastle. It can serve towns that don't have VIA service. Newton ville, porthope, Cobourg, Grafton, Colborne, Brighton, Trenton and Belleville towards Kingston. It can be a shuttle to the VIA station to take people between the stations.
Haydenpoon
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Looks like Bloomington GO is opening soon.
ShonTron
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The Garage Mahal!
Fritter
Active Member
I wonder if the opening will be as grand, with Bollywood dancers, fireworks, grand political speeches and other much ado about nothing?
smallspy
Senior Member
June 28th, to be precise.Caroline Mulroney, Minister of Transportation, will make an announcement about GO Transit improvements for Richmond Hill. Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 3 pmOntario Newsroom
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Looks like Bloomington GO is opening soon.
Niagara Falls train service is also returning, either that weekend or the one following - it wasn't made clear to me.
Dan
Richard White
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Wooooooooooo!
innsertnamehere
Superstar
Neat. I wonder when we will start to see major restorations of service. Late July? September?
crs1026
Superstar
As I understand it, there will be several dates with gradual increases over the summer and fall, rather than a single big scale-up date.
- Paul