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MiWay adjustments coming to Route 110 University Express starting September 7

By Announcement, Transit

Customer demand drives service to support post-secondary students and general commuters between Mississauga and the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area.

City services | August 31, 2026

Serving one of Mississauga’s busiest travel corridors, Route 110 University Express will run more often starting September 7 between City Centre Transit Terminal and Clarkson GO Station. As part of this change, Route 110A University Express will be discontinued, with service merging with Route 110 University Express.

The route helps students, commuters and residents travel between downtown Mississauga, University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), the Erin Mills community and Clarkson GO Station.

Day New frequency Duration
Weekday morning, midday and afternoon Every 10-12 minutes (from 11-22 minutes) 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Weekday evening Every 15-20 mins (from 22 minutes) After 6 p.m.
Weekends Every 20 minutes (from 24 minutes) All day

Aligning service on busy routes

MiWay regularly reviews how customers use each route to match service with demand.

The September 7 service changes focus on some of Mississauga’s busiest transit corridors, such as major shopping centres, regional transit hubs, post-secondary institutions and employment districts:

  • Square One Shopping Centre
  • Burnhamthorpe Community Centre
  • Kipling GO station and Clarkson GO station
  • UTM, Humber College and Sheridan College
  • Meadowvale Business Park and Toronto Pearson International Airport

MiWay is shifting service to where demand is high:

  • On weekdays during evening periods to Routes 20 Rathburn, 26 Burnhamthorpe and 53 Kennedy, and during peak periods to Routes 107 Malton Express and 108 Financial Express.
  • On weekends during core hours to Routes 3 Bloor, 5 Dixie, 26 Burnhamthorpe, 35 Eglinton, 61 Mavis, 66 McLaughlin, 107 Malton Express and 109 Meadowvale Express.

Due to reduced ridership, MiWay is adjusting the following routes:

  • 18 Derry: Frequency will reduce during weekday peak periods to reflect current ridership levels. Customers along the corridor can continue to use Routes 42 Derry and 66 McLaughlin.
  • 9 Rathburn: Service to Erindale GO Station will be maintained during weekday morning and afternoon rush hours only, when demand is highest. During midday and late evening, this route will no longer service Erindale GO Station.

Full route schedules are available on MiWay’s service updates page.

School service resumes

As students head back to school this fall, MiWay is bringing back service on routes that support school travel including:

  • 44 Mississauga Road
  • 126 Burnhamthorpe Express
  • All 300-series high school routes

A new route, 305 Streetsville SS, will also be introduced to provide service between Meadowvale Village and Streetsville Secondary School.

Additional trips on regular school routes will be reinstated and adjusted to match updated school bell times and provide more service for students before and after school periods.

Platform and schedule updates

MiWay is introducing platform changes at South Common Centre Bus Terminal and making schedule adjustments on select routes. These changes aim to improve safety and reliability across the transit network.

Visit miway.ca for full details and to plan your trip.

Need help planning your trip on MiWay? Please contact Customer Service at 905-615-4636.

August 31, 2026
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MiWay service adjustments effective September 7, 2026

By Transit

Starting Monday, September 7, MiWay will adjust service on select routes across the network to respond to evolving customer travel patterns and changing demand. MiWay regularly reviews how customers use each route to ensure service reflects demand. As part of this review, existing service resources will be reallocated to areas where they are most needed, with adjustments made on routes where demand has changed.

 

The key changes include:

 

Route 110 University Express update

 

 Route 110 University Express will run more often between City Centre Transit Terminal and Clarkson GO Station. As part of this change, Route 110A University Express will be discontinued, with service merging with Route 110 University Express.

 

The route helps students, commuters and residents travel between downtown Mississauga, University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), the Erin Mills community, and Clarkson GO Station.

 
Aligning service on busy routes 

 

 Existing service resources are being reallocated to areas where demand is strongest:

  • On weekdays during evening periods to Routes 20 Rathburn, 26 Burnhamthorpe and 53 Kennedy, and during peak periods to Routes 107 Malton Express and 108 Financial Express.
  • On weekends during core hours to Routes 3 Bloor, 5 Dixie, 26 Burnhamthorpe, 35 Eglinton, 61 Mavis, 66 McLaughlin, 107 Malton Express and 109 Meadowvale Express.

 

Service will also be adjusted on routes where demand has changed:

  • Route 18 Derry: Weekday peak-period frequency will be reduced. Customers along the corridor can continue to use Routes 42 Derry and 66 McLaughlin.
  • Route 9 Rathburn: Service to Erindale GO Station will be maintained during weekday morning and afternoon rush hours, when demand is highest. During midday and late evening, Route 9 will no longer serve Erindale GO Station.

 
School service resumes Fall school service will resume, with schedules adjusted to updated school bell times. A new Route 305 Streetsville SS will connect Meadowvale Village with Streetsville Secondary School.
Platform and schedule updates  South Common Centre Bus Terminal will have platform changes and select routes will have schedule updates.

 

These adjustments are part of MiWay’s ongoing review of service levels to ensure existing resources remain aligned with customer demand and are used responsibly across the network. Thank you for your continued support of MiWay and our customers. The full list of route schedules and details is available on MiWay’s Service Updates page.

Additional Note: Great Outdoors Comedy Festival at Erindale Park (Sept. 11 to 13)

MiWay bus stops #0520 (eastbound) and #1102 (westbound) at the entrance to Erindale Park (Dundas St. at Nanticoke Rd.) will be out of service during the festival. Customers will be advised through City and MiWay communication channels to use nearby alternate stops and allow extra travel time, as increased traffic and lane closures may cause delays on Routes 1 Dundas and 101 Dundas Express.

August 25, 2026
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Bus Stop Impact – Dixie Road (Stop #0821)

By Transit, Ward 1

Please be advised of the following bus stop impact.  See the related details below:

 

Stop(s) Impacted: #0821 SB Dixie Road at Blundell Road

Temporary Stop Location: Patrons will be directed to the previous stop #0820 at the plaza entrance south of Dundas Street approximately 150m north

Routes Impacted: 5 South

Date and Time: Monday August 17 to Friday August 21

Works: Pipe Replacement

Agency: Region Of Peel

Notes: Southbound traffic will be diverted into the northbound lanes from north of Blundell Road to north of Tonolli Road  

August 18, 2026
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Peel Region Survey: TransHelp’s Specialized Transit Master Plan

By Transit

TransHelp is updating its Specialized Transit Master Plan (STMP) to guide the future of accessible specialized transit services in Peel. Beginning Monday, July 20 community members, customers, partners, and stakeholders will be invited to provide feedback through a variety of engagement activities, including a public survey, virtual information session, and community pop-up events.

Public Survey

  • Open July 20 – August 9, 2026
  • Details will be available through the project website
July 20, 2026
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Veterans and military members can soon ride MiWay for free year-round

By Announcement, Transit

This new fare type builds on the free rides already offered to them on the day of the Warriors’ Day Parade and Remembrance Day.

City services | June 25, 2026

The City of Mississauga is launching year-round free rides on MiWay transit for veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members (regular or reserved). Starting July 1, they can travel for free on MiWay with valid military identification or other proof of service.

Approved at Council in April 2026, free, year-round rides on MiWay with PRESTO cardholders recognize veterans and CAF members for their service while helping reduce daily travel costs. The program gives eligible riders more affordable access to work, appointments, services, community activities and opportunities to explore the city.

This service aligns with broader regional efforts to support those who serve, including GO Transit and UP Express, which currently provide free year-round transit to this group.

CAF members commuting from Mississauga to Moss Park Armoury or Fort York Armoury can also take advantage of free transfers with Ontario’s One Fare Program. Additionally, MiWay riders can transfer for free to the TTC, GO Transit, Brampton Transit, Oakville Transit, Durham Region Transit or York Region transit, making travel across the region easier.

MiWay is one of the largest transit systems in Ontario. It has almost 70 routes and boasts more than 3,000 stops and 58 million boardings each year.

A military member's uniform with a Canada Flag
Starting July 1, veterans and military members can ride MiWay for free

How to ride free

Eligible riders must set the veterans and CAF fare type on their PRESTO card before boarding to access the free fare.

  1. Get a PRESTO card.
  2. Bring your PRESTO card and approved proof of service to a MiWay customer service outlet.
    • ID can include a Canadian Military Service ID, Temporary National Defence ID Card, or military uniforms or medals.
  3. Ask to have the veterans and CAF fare type added.
  4. When boarding, tap your PRESTO card as usual. Your fare will show a free ride.

Other important information
PRESTO cards without the veterans and CAF fare type will be charged the $3.50 adult single fare per ride.

If you need to purchase a physical PRESTO card, visit a customer service outlet to buy one for $4.

June 25, 2026
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More MiWay service coming to Dixie GO from June 29

By Transit

Route 51 Tomken will be extended to service Dixie GO station. This will make it easier to connect to GO trains on the Milton Line and travel to Toronto.

City services | June 22, 2026

Whether you are going downtown, visiting friends or heading to work, MiWay is an economic and reliable way to travel. You can connect to GO Transit and use free transfers with your PRESTO card. Taking MiWay can help you save money on gas. Leave your car at home, avoid high fuel costs and relax on your ride. MiWay is improving service from June 29, so you can make most of the summer when visiting Toronto for work or leisure.

Route 51 Tomken extension

Route 51 Tomken will be extended to service Dixie GO Station. This makes it easier to transfer to the Milton Line GO train.

You can board Route 51 at Platform 4 (stop #3461) at Dixie GO station. Service on this route will also improve on Saturdays.

Adjusting service based on ridership

MiWay closely monitors ridership on each route to ensure services are aligned with demand. When fewer customers use a route, service levels are adjusted accordingly, which may result in less frequent bus service. This allows resources to be reallocated to busier routes, helping to improve capacity and reduce overcrowding. As part of this approach, the following routes will operate at a reduced frequency:

  • 7 Airport: On Saturdays, between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., buses will come every 25 minutes instead of every 20 to 22 minutes.
  • 17 Hurontario: On weekdays, between 7 and 11 p.m., buses will come every 20 minutes instead of every 14 minutes.
  • 57/57A Courtneypark: On weekdays, in the morning (5 to 8:30 a.m.) and afternoon (1:30 to 6 p.m.) buses will come every 14 minutes instead of every 12 minutes. Two extra westbound trips will be added at 3:58 p.m. and 4:56 p.m. to reduce crowding.

Summer school service

Regular school routes (300-series) will not run during the summer. Instead, there will be six summer school routes and additional trips on existing routes, operating from July 6 to 31. Summer schools will be served by these routes:

  • Father Michael Goetz Catholic Secondary School: Route 28 Confederation.
  • Philip Pocock Catholic Secondary School: Routes 51 Tomken and 371 Philip Pocock SS.
  • Rick Hansen Secondary School: Routes 356 Rick Hansen SS and 376 Rick Hansen SS.
  • St. Joan of Arc Catholic Secondary School: Routes 9 Rathburn, 373 Joan of Arc SS and 374 Joan of Arc SS.
  • St. Martin Catholic Secondary School: Routes 4 North Service Road and 375 St. Martin SS.

Regular secondary school service will return on Tuesday, September 8.

Schedule adjustments

MiWay will adjust schedules on some routes to keep service running on time as traffic and customer demand change. More updates may come later.

Visit miway.ca for full details and to plan your trip.

Need help planning your trip on MiWay? Please contact Customer Service at 905-615-4636.

June 22, 2026
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Bus Stop Impact – Dundas St E at Summerville Ct (Stop #0867)

By Transit, Ward 1

Please be advised of the following stop impact.  See the related details below:

 

Stop(s) Impacted:  No. 0867 Dundas St E at Summerville Ct

Temporary Stop Location: Patrons will be directed to a temporary stop approximately 100m east

Routes Impacted: 1 East

Date and Time: 9:00am Tuesday May 26th

Estimated Duration: 4:00pm Tuesday May 26th

Agency: WSP

May 21, 2026
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Bus Stop Impact – Lakeshore Road, east of Deta Road (Stop #0444)

By Transit, Ward 1

Please be advised of the following bus stop impact.  See the related details below:

 

Stop(s) Impacted: #0444 EB Lakeshore Road, east of Deta Road

Temporary Stop Location: Patrons will be directed to the next stop #0445 on EB Lakeshore Road, east of Island Road which is approximately 220 metres east.

Routes Impacted: Routes 5 South, 23 East and 31 South

Date and Time: 8:00am Wednesday April 29

Estimated Duration: Until end day Tuesday May 5

April 27, 2026
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