Peel
Moving seamlessly within the region
The Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) is one of the fastest growing regions in North America. Its dynamic economy and diverse population attract about 110,000 new residents every year, and will reach a total population of more than 10 million people by 2041. The region will look and feel very different than it does today, just as it now feels different than it did 25 years ago.
GO Expansion
Metrolinx has opened up possibilities for residents to travel to, from and within the region by adding more transit infrastructure and developing new services. More service along the Kitchener, Lakeshore West and Milton corridors, and new means to travel via Mississauga Transitway, Hurontario LRT and the proposed Eglinton Crosstown West Extension creates better connections across Peel region. It’s happening.
Projects
- Queen St - Hwy 7 BRT
Proposed 24-km rapid transit corridor along Queen St & Hwy 7 in cities of Brampton and Vaughan
- Kitchener Line GO Expansion
We're transforming the Kitchener Line into a two-way, all-day rapid transit line.
- Dundas BRT
Proposed transit corridor along a 48 km stretch of Dundas Street from Hwy 6 to Kipling Transit Hub.
- Hazel McCallion Line Downtown Mississauga Extension
The Mississauga Extension will connect vibrant neighbourhoods to the Hazel McCallion Line.
- Hazel McCallion Line Downtown Brampton Extension
Connecting the Hazel McCallion Line to the heart of one of Canada’s fastest growing cities,
- Hazel McCallion LRT
Providing 18km of light rail transit from Port Credit GO to Brampton Gateway Terminal.
- Lakeshore West Line GO Expansion
Improvements are underway along the Lakeshore West Line to support more frequent, faster service.
- Milton Line GO Expansion
More trips, more connections.
