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Last Updated: July 23, 2021 | 10:03:51 AM
  • Lakeshore West
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    30-minute weekend train service returns starting July 10

    As the province reopens, and we welcome more GO customers back to our service every day, we’re doing our very best to add additional service based on where we’re seeing the demand so that we’re ready when you are. We’re bringing back 30-minute weekend service on the Lakeshore lines to give you more flexible travel options into and out of the city through the day every Saturday, Sunday, and holiday.

    Some of our trains are shorter. Please look down the platform when the train approaches as you may need to adjust where you’re waiting. Be sure to use all available doors to board and listen for station announcements. Some coaches may be more popular than others. Please move to another coach to find a more comfortable space. We continue to monitor all trips and will make adjustments if needed. We will let you know in advance about any changes.

    Click here to see the new schedules. Be sure to check the website often for updates.

    Pay before you board with these easy options:

    If you haven’t travelled on GO for a while, welcome back and thank you for choosing to ride with us. Since you’ve been gone, a lot has changed. But your health and safety remains central to everything we do. Here are the top 10 rider tips before you ride with us.

    Dozens of safety measures have been implemented to ensure our trains, buses and stations are clean and provide a safe transit option. Find out how we’re responding to COVID-19 by clicking here.

  • Lakeshore East
    Update

    30-minute weekend train service returns starting July 10

    As the province reopens, and we welcome more GO customers back to our service every day, we’re doing our very best to add additional service based on where we’re seeing the demand so that we’re ready when you are. We’re bringing back 30-minute weekend service on the Lakeshore lines to give you more flexible travel options into and out of the city through the day every Saturday, Sunday, and holiday.

    Some of our trains are shorter. Please look down the platform when the train approaches as you may need to adjust where you’re waiting. Be sure to use all available doors to board and listen for station announcements. Some coaches may be more popular than others. Please move to another coach to find a more comfortable space. We continue to monitor all trips and will make adjustments if needed. We will let you know in advance about any changes.

    Click here to see the new schedules. Be sure to check the website often for updates.

    Pay before you board with these easy options:

    If you haven’t travelled on GO for a while, welcome back and thank you for choosing to ride with us. Since you’ve been gone, a lot has changed. But your health and safety remains central to everything we do. Here are the top 10 rider tips before you ride with us.

    Dozens of safety measures have been implemented to ensure our trains, buses and stations are clean and provide a safe transit option. Find out how we’re responding to COVID-19 by clicking here.

  • Richmond Hill
    Update

    Service to new Bloomington GO Station starts June 28

    Introducing Bloomington GO Station on the Richmond Hill line! Starting June 28, you will have even more connection options in York Region; whether it be for traveling for fun, work or school early in the morning or late in evening. Plus, enjoy a modern new station, 1,000 parking spaces, bike parking and heated shelters on the platform.

    Richmond Hill line trains will be extended to serve the new station on weekdays at these times:

    • Morning trains will depart Bloomington GO at 6:04, 6:49, 7:19 and 8:04 a.m., arriving at Union Station an hour later, making all stops along the way.
    • Afternoon trains will depart Union Station at 3:45, 4:45, 5:45 and 6:45 p.m., arriving at Bloomington GO approximately an hour later, making all stops along the way.
    • Times at all other stops will remain the same, including arrivals and departures at Union Station.
    • GO Bus Route 61 will also serve the new Bloomington GO Station.

    For more information about the new station, including fares, click here.

    All Richmond Hill line trains are four cars long. Please look down the platform when the train approaches as you may need to adjust where you’re waiting. Be sure to use all available doors to board and listen for station announcements. Some coaches may be more popular than others. Please move to another coach to find a more comfortable space. We continue to monitor all trips and will make adjustments if needed. We will let you know in advance about any changes.

    Click here to see the schedules. Be sure to check the website often for updates.

    Pay before you board with these easy options:

    Safety never stops
    “Safety Never Stops” isn’t a slogan for our team. It’s our commitment. Every day. Every train. Every bus. Every trip. Everyone. But we also know that even though we’re taking many measures, such as installing physical barriers and hand sanitizer dispensers on vehicles and at stations, and enhancing our cleaning of surfaces, we can’t do it alone.  We’re in this together. Your health and safety is a partnership - our shared responsibility. Find out how we’re responding to COVID-19 by clicking here.

  • Barrie
    Update

    York University GO Station permanently closing

    The closure of York University GO Station is required to build additional track that will bring two way, all day service for a better commute. In order to install another track, the station needs to be demolished, creating space for new track infrastructure. This will allow GO trains to travel northbound and southbound on the Barrie line simultaneously and move freight trains off the GO transit corridor.

    These investments are an important part of the Metrolinx GO Expansion program that includes more track, more stations and more frequent service to transform the GO rail network into a comprehensive, all day rapid transit network.

    Customers travelling to York University can transfer at Downsview Park GO Station to the TTC subway which directly serves two separate stations on campus, Pioneer Village and York University. Many customers are already using the TTC as a convenient option to get to York University, with a quick four-minute ride to the University from Downsview station.

    You can plan your trip using Triplinx here.

    Learn more about the closure here.



    Some weekend train service returns starting July 10

    As the province reopens, and we welcome more GO customers back to our service every day, we’re doing our very best to add additional service based on where we’re seeing the demand so that we’re ready when you are. We’re bringing back some weekend and holiday train service along the Barrie GO line to give you the flexibility for weekend getaways.

    • We’re adding five trips in each direction every Saturday, Sunday and holiday between Allandale Waterfront GO and Union Station.
    • Existing weekend Barrie bus trips will continue to run as scheduled.

    We’re also piloting a bike coach on some weekend train trips through August 2.

    Bring your bike along and stow it on one of our designated bike coaches. There will be one bike coach on each of these train trips:

    • The northbound 8:53 a.m., 11:53 a.m., 2:53 p.m. and 5:53 p.m. trips from Union Station.
    • The southbound 11:08 a.m., 2:08 p.m., 5:08 p.m. and 8:08 p.m., trips from Allandale Waterfront GO.

    A bike coach can fit up to 18 bikes. If you’re taking a bus for your return trip, please note that buses have limited bike rack space.

    Some of our trains are shorter. Please look down the platform when the train approaches as you may need to adjust where you’re waiting. Be sure to use all available doors to board and listen for station announcements. Some coaches may be more popular than others. Please move to another coach to find a more comfortable space. We continue to monitor all trips and will make adjustments if needed. We will let you know in advance about any changes.

    Click here to see the new schedules. Be sure to check the website often for updates.

    Pay before you board with these easy options:


    If you haven’t travelled on GO for a while, welcome back and thank you for choosing to ride with us. Since you’ve been gone, a lot has changed. But your health and safety remains central to everything we do. Here are the top 10 rider tips before you ride with us.

    Dozens of safety measures have been implemented to ensure our trains, buses and stations are clean and provide a safe transit option. Find out how we’re responding to COVID-19 by clicking here.

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