In June 2007, the federal Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities announced the development of a National Transit Strategy, as a framework to capture objectives and priorities for public transit funding across the country. Metrolinx supports this effort to bring together the three levels of government to strategically develop transit projects.
Letter to Minister of Transport.

As part of this process, Metrolinx will develop a framework for collaboration with Canada’s other regional transportation authorities – Montreal’s Agence Metropolitain des Transports (AMT) and Vancouver’s TransLink – to identify and promote shared interests. Representing the three largest urban regions in the country, the geographic mandate areas of AMT, TransLink and Metrolinx account for more than two-thirds of total transit ridership across Canada.

Metrolinx will also consult and work collaboratively with other key transit stakeholders, including the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM).

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