New GO bus connection for First Nations

Route 15 extension part of commitment to building meaningful relationships with First Nations.

March 17 – Starting Saturday, April 5, GO Bus Route 15 − which runs between Brantford and Burlington − will be extended to serve stops in Six Nations of the Grand River and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nations. 

This extension will mark the first time Metrolinx expands GO Bus service to First Nations and is part of the transit agency’s dedication to collaboration and partnership with First Nations on improving transportation connections.  

This expanded GO bus service will run three trips a day in each direction, seven days a week, connecting to Brantford Bus Terminal, McMaster University and to Lakeshore West GO Train service at Aldershot GO Station. 

This service extension will provide community members with access to key local and regional services like healthcare appointments, schools, and jobs. Route 15 connects customers to a more integrated transit network and addresses an important transportation gap with safe and reliable service. 

GO Bus Route 15 extension 

New stops will be located at New Credit Variety and Gas Bar, 50 Generations Drive, Six Nations Sports and Cultural Memorial Centre, Sour Springs Road at Chiefswood Road, and Sour Springs Road at Mohawk Road. 

More information on schedules and service details will be available on Wednesday, March 19. 

Key facts:

• The Six Nations of the Grand River is located along the banks of the Grand River and is the most populous First Nation in Canada.  
• The region that Metrolinx operates is within the treaty territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. 

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