One of the very first things I did as your MP was write to the Minister about the urgent need for expanded GO Train service in Kitchener.
I’m overjoyed, that weekend service is launching this November, and even more exciting, the twinning of the rail lines is underway!
That means two-way, all-day GO service is coming soon.
This is a huge win for our community.
Grateful to Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria , Mike Harris , and Jess Dixon for being the government to deliver a milestone that truly matters to our community.
Way to GO, Kitchener!
#kitchener #gotransit
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House of Commons · October 29, 2025
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