The Built GO Train Corridors:

• The Lakeshore West Corridor (Union Station to Oakville/Aldershot/Hamilton) — May 23, 1967
• The Lakeshore East Corridor (Union Station to Pickering/Oshawa/Bowmanville) — May 23, 1967
• The Kitchener Corridor (formerly Georgetown) (Union Station to Kitchener) — April 29th, 1974
• The Richmond Hill Corridor (Union Station to Richmond Hill) — May 1, 1978
• The Milton Corridor (Union Station to Milton) — October 25th, 1981
• The Barrie Corridor (Union Station to Bradford/Barrie) — September 7th, 1982
• The Stouffville Corridor (Union Station to Stouffville/Uxbridge) — September 7th, 1982

GO Train Corridors to come?

• The Midtown Corridor (Kipling/Erindale to Markham Road?)
• The Woodbridge/Bolton Corridor (Union Station to Bolton?)
• The Streetsville/Orangeville Corridor (Union Station to Orangeville?)
• The Agincourt/Peterborough Corridor (Union Station to Havelock?)

Other GO Transit Articles

• The GO-ALRT Project (by Peter Drost)
• Current and Future GO/Subway Connections
• GO Transit’s Dial-a-Bus Experiment (1973-1976)
• Remarks by Gary McNeil, Managing Director, GO Transit

Articles About Local Transit Agencies in the GTA

• Hamilton Street Railway: A Short History of the Hamilton Street Railway’s Streetcar and Trolley Bus Operations
• Mississauga Transit: A History of the Mississauga Transitway
• York Region Transit: A History of the VIVA Network