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Image shows a map of the first GO Transit commuter rail line. The line has 16 stations listed west to east: Hamilton Burlington Bronte Oakville Clarkson Lorne Park Port Credit Long Branch Mimico Toronto Union Station Danforth Scarborough Eglinton Guildwood Rouge Hill Pickering An info box in the upper left corner of the image reads: “Government of Ontario Transit was Canadas first publicly-owned commuter rail service. The Lakeshore Line was first GO Transit service to operate, the line spanned from the cities of Hamilton to Pickering, running through Downtown Toronto, making 16 stops. Service on this line and GO Transit as a whole officially began operation on the 23rd of May, 1967”
A greyscale image showing a preliminary render of the planned Mimico GO Station renovations. Image contains: New pedestrian bridge from the north to the south side of Mimico GO Station, with elevators and staircases connecting to 2 renovated centre platforms. Renovated platforms include partial length canopies, tactile yellow safety strips, and heated platform shelters.
A image divided into 6 sections each showing a render of the planned Oakville GO Station renovations. Top Left: Render of a new staircase entrance on a train platform, leading to a new pedestrian bridge over the tracks. Top Right: Render of the main pedestrian bridge entrance on the north side of the station. Middle Left: Render of a train stopped at a train platform, with a new partial length canopy covering the boarding area Middle Right: Render of pedestrians walking inside the new pedestrian bridge. Bottom Left: Render of the entire pedestrian bridge and rebuilt train platforms from a perspective above the station. Bottom Right: Render of the renovated Oakville GO station building.
[Diagram title]: Tomorrow, GO Transit will continue to run a significantly reduced rail service schedule on all lines due to derailment-related infrastructure damage, and restricted capacity in the Union Station Rail Corridor. [Diagram information]: Lakeshore West Line: 60-minute service, outside of 15 to 30-minute peak AM and PM service Milton Line: 30-minute AM and PM peak service Union-Pearson Express: operating on 30-minute service Kitchener Line: 60-minute service, outside of 30-minute peak AM and PM service Barrie Line: 30-minute AM and PM peak service Richmond Hill Line: 60-minute AM and PM peak service Stouffville Line: 30-minute AM and PM peak service Lakeshore East Line: 60-minute service, outside of 15 to 30-minute peak AM and PM service [Diagram footer]: Delays and cancellations are to be expected. [Diaclaimer]: This diagram is not affiliated with Metrolinx or any associated companies and should not be considered an official source or confirmation of service operated by Metrolinx Made By @WB62
Image contents listed below: Title text: “WB62 Year in Review” Below the title: Images of 66 maps and infographics arranged by date of creation that were made for the WB62 social media account in 2025. Below text that reads: “52 Maps - 14 infographics” Below text that reads: “Made By @WB62” Disclaimer at bottom of image: “This diagram is not affiliated with Metrolinx, the Toronto Transit Commission, Alto (formerly VIA HFR – VIA TGF Inc.), or any related companies or government agencies, and should not be considered an official source or as confirmation of any projects shown”