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Metrolinx reports strain on LRT; GO train services cut in Toronto

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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What happened

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Metrolinx reported operational and financial strain concerning the LRT system in the Toronto-Ottawa region. Separately, Metrolinx implemented service adjustments, reducing GO train service in Toronto on the Lakeshore East, Lakeshore West, Barrie, and Stouffville lines. These cuts were attributed partly to train-crew availability and the need to allow rail partners to train and certify staff.

From ottawasun.com

Why it matters

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The reports discuss the potential transfer of Ottawa’s LRT to the province. Mayor Mark Sutcliffe stated that this transfer could relieve Ottawa of a $4-billion financial burden and save approximately $85 million annually. Metrolinx, the provincial Crown agency, is managing transit infrastructure in both cities.

From ottawasun.com

Who's involved

  • MetrolinxCrown agency managing transit infrastructure and services in Toronto and Ottawa
  • OttawaCity considering transferring its LRT system to the province
  • TorontoLocation where Metrolinx reduced GO train services

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