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designed building, with large windows and high

ceilings means customers at one of the busiest

stations on the Kitchener line will have a bright,
open, and airy space to wait for their trains and

buses to pull in.”

Over the next few months, customers at Bramalea

GO can anticipate a new bus loop with canopies
to protect customers from the elements, dedicated

accesses for buses from Bramalea Road, covered
bike parking, emergency call systems, and retail

space inside the new station building.
Photo Credit: Brian Main – Metrolinx As ridership returns to pre-pandemic levels,

Metrolinx is adjusting its service accordingly to

ensure that customers can get where they need to
go at all times. In September, Metrolinx reintroduced

weekday rush hour express options and added
“The parking structure has a brand-new car

counting system that identifies which levels have
vacant spots—blue for accessibility, green for all

other vacancies, red for occupied. In addition, each

level of the garage will be colour coded to help
customers remember where they parked. The new

garage also has two fully accessible elevators and
over 100 security cameras.”

The completion of the open-air garage marks an
important milestone for the ongoing revitalization

work at the station, says Bissonauth. “With the
work done at the station itself, customers can now

directly access the train platforms from the station

building using the accessible underground station
building pedestrian tunnel,” he says. “The newly kenaidan.com

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