More Transit Southern Ontario is a grassroots organization of riders advocating for more connected, affordable, frequent, and reliable transit across Southern Ontario.

Announcements & Media

More Transit Southern Ontario is calling on all levels of government to fund the Waterfront East LRT (WELRT) project before first occupancy in 2031 to prevent thousands of future residents being left without access to a major transit link.

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Southern Ontario has a problem when it comes to connecting towns and cities outside the Greater Toronto Area. There is a distinct lack of Kitchener-Cambridge-Guelph connections, despite the notable growth in the region in the past decade.

We are advocating for more funding to fill in significant gaps in the regional GO Transit bus network and to see it expand across Southern Ontario to serve new municipalities and locations.

Our transit infrastructure is essential for a growing region & is vital to creating equitable, reliable and affordable modes of mobility. 🚍 πŸš† 🚈 πŸš‡Β 


However, we're stuck in traffic or playing catchup to build transit. Transit agencies are facing funding shortages, project delays and costs are increasing, and services are being cut among the many other impacts affecting our transit systems. Transit riders face the brunt of these impacts to services.


MTSO is advocating for solutions to these crises.

We want to improve our transit networks, not cut back on their essential services.


We're riders ourselves. πŸ‘‹



What is MTSO doing?

We're working across this province together in part with local advocacy groups, operators, governments and other stakeholders to make better transit for all.


What can you do?

Call on your representatives to invest in public transit, join public consultations to share your voice, follow campaigns that advocate for better transit and to take action on improving your local transit system. Join us on Discord to help get riders' voices heard!