12-09-2026 03:32 via cbc.ca

What's to blame for Metrolinx's temporary GO service changes?

Paused vacations and training to increase GO service during the World Cup are to blame for service changes and cuts that took effect this September, Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay said Thursday. CBC's Dale Manucdoc breaks down what we know so far.

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What's to blame for Metrolinx's temporary GO service changes?

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