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Nightly GO trains stopping in St. Catharines, Ont. again

GO train service resumed at St. Catharines GO station a week sooner than expected, provincial transit agency Metrolinx said. The agency had suspended nightly service at the station due to construction CN Rail was doing on the Welland Canal Railroad Bridge.

A service suspension at St. Catharines GO ended a week sooner than planned

A GO train covered in ice and snow sits by a platform covered with the same.
A GO Train at Port Credit GO station in January 2022. (Clement Goh/CBC)

St. Catharines, Ont. GO transit riders can return to routine. Train service resumed at St. Catharines GO station a week sooner than expected, provincial transit agency Metrolinx said in a news release. 

As CBC Hamilton previously reported, Metrolinx suspended nightly service at the station in early January due to construction CN Rail was doing on the Welland Canal Railroad Bridge. GO trains use that bridge too. 

On Thursday, Metrolinx announced construction had wrapped ahead of schedule and GO train service at the station would resume that day.

The reinstated trains are:

  • weekday westbound trips arriving at St. Catharines GO at 7:30 p.m. and 12:44 a.m. 

  • a weekday eastbound trip departing the station at 9:34 p.m. 

  • a weekend westbound trip arriving in at 6:55 p.m. 

  • a weekend eastbound trip departing at 8:46 p.m.

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Justin Chandler is a CBC News reporter in Hamilton. He has a special interest in how public policy affects people, and he loves a quirky human-interest story. Justin covered current affairs in Hamilton and Niagara for TVO, and has worked on a variety of CBC teams and programs, including As It Happens, Day 6 and CBC Music. He co-hosted Radio Free Krypton on Met Radio. You can email story ideas to justin.chandler(at)cbc(dot)ca.