GO train service will be expanding to another part of southern Ontario in the coming months.
The Ontario government announced Friday that service to Stratford will begin on July 6.
It will operate on the Kitchener line, with one daily roundtrip between Stratford and Toronto.
“Bringing GO service to Stratford will make it easier for people to travel to Toronto for work, school and tourism, while also giving Ontarians and visitors a convenient new way to experience Stratford’s world-class attractions and culture,” said Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria.
The service to and from Stratford will include stops in Kitchener, Guelph, Acton, Georgetown, and Brampton.
Weekday service will include a morning trip from Stratford Station to Union Station and a return trip in the afternoon.
“Weekend service will support visitors wanting to explore Stratford, most notably the world renowned Stratford Festival, with a morning trip from Union Station to Stratford Station and a return trip in the evening,” the government said.
Meanwhile, the government said April service changes have taken effect for GO Transit, which include two new weekday express trips between Kitchener and Union Station, as well as the return of 15-minute weekend service on the Lakeshore West and East lines.
The province said it also recently launched weekend train service between Toronto and Kitchener.
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