Ontario investing $365.3M in transit
by CM Staff
The province says 111 municipalities are receiving funding
The Ontario government is investing $365.3 million to expand and improve local transportation across the province.
The province says 111 municipalities are receiving funding to improve public transit in 148 communities across the province, to upgrade infrastructure, increase accessibility, purchase transit vehicles, add more routes and extend hours of service.
“Investing in public transit is part of our plan to get Ontario moving,” said Caroline Mulroney, minister of Transportation, in a prepared statement. “From transit investment in the Greater Golden Horseshoe to adding more service in rural and northern communities – our government is committed to improving transit in every corner of the province.”
