More GO service right now
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More GO service right now

Metrolinx is constantly working to make the region’s transit network even better for you. Beginning this month, we’re adding more GO service across the region in key areas like Kitchener, Georgetown, Malton and Brampton

On top of that, our yearly GO Explore bus service returns, making it easy to get to some of the best attractions across the region including Canada’s Wonderland and the Toronto Zoo. 

And for the first time, we’re serving stops in Six Nations of the Grand River and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nations.

Celebrating Black Excellence

Black history isn’t just for the month of February. In fact, we’re celebrating it all year round. Have you spotted our Golden Bus? Its striking design is the work of Toronto artist Danilo Deluxo. Raised by a Jamaican mother and Cuban father, Deluxo’s life has been shaped by his deep appreciation for the history, culture and contributions people of colour bring.

Click through to read the full story behind Deluxo’s inspiration for the 2025 Black History Month GO Bus wrap.

Stay in the know

Everyone wants a seamless commute, right? Our On the GO subscription alert system is key part of how we keep millions of GO Transit customers moving smoothly. By signing up you’ll be in the know about anything that can impact your trip, from construction, service changes, weather and more.


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On the GO alerts can be customized to get information about construction, schedules and changes to service on your line, route and station. (Metrolinx image)

From real time updates to customizable notifications, On the GO alerts are particularly handy as we undergo the largest transit expansion in history! Find out how to sign up by reading the full story.

Which PRESTO card is right for you?

Tap on, tap off. It’s a pretty simple system made even easier now that you can add your PRESTO card to Google Wallet and Apple Wallet. In fact, there’s been over 67 million taps with mobile wallets since support for mobile wallets launched. But what’s the difference between a physical card and a digital card? Well, it all depends on your needs as a commuter.


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There are many benefits to paying for your transit fare with a PRESTO card. (Metrolinx photo)

We’ve put together a handy guide breaking down everything you need to know about physical vs. Digital to help you decide which one works best for you.

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Vladimir Pani

Building bridges into the sustainable future.

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What about the white history? When do we celebrate that?

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Increased public transit service is a key part of maintaining the sustainable future growth of cities around the world.

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Charlie Toste

Heavy Equipment Operations, Service Mgmt. Specialized in Hydraulic Attachments

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Always impressed by the scale and coordination behind these initiatives. Incredible work by the Metrolinx team — it’s inspiring to see such commitment to improving infrastructure and transit across the region.

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Jason Breukelman

Helping leaders leverage Esri location intelligence to drive business outcomes. Lifelong learner.

2w

Has there been any progress towards increased Go Train service during the day (not just rush hour one way) on the Milton line? Also, are there any plans to bring back the direct bus routes to Union that were removed?

Kevin Tucker

Security Officer at Paragon Security

2w

When is the Eglinton Crosstown going to open

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