The province is reverting changes made to its UP Express service at two bustling stations, just one day after initially announcing them. The decision comes following strong criticism from residents.
On Monday, the Ontario government said it was adding 300 weekly GO train trips to routes throughout the GTA. The announcement was made in Milton, ahead of what's expected to be a hotly contested byelection. Voters will choose a new MPP on May 2.
But the announcement also decreased service at the two stops that provide connections to TTC service in Ontario — Bloor Station at Dundas Street West and Weston Station. The changes would mean trains currently running every 15 minutes would be reduced to every 30 minutes instead.