Saving you Time for what matters
Transit Every Twenty
So you have more time for what matters most.
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Live, work, play, and dream
This is our collective vision for a Milton we can all live, work, play, and dream in together - built by all of you in living rooms, doorsteps, kitchen tables and in transit!
- Zainab, September 30
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All Miltonians should be able to get where they need to go and back home with dignity.
Brian’s story is sadly not unique. We’ve heard it from people across generations and communities.
That’s why we need Transit Every Twenty minutes - it’s not a luxury, it’s a necessity.
October 21
Transit Every Twenty
Did you know 30% of Milton Transit buses don’t show up on time?
That’s not a transit system residents should have to plan their lives around.
Milton deserves transit you can trust.
September 14
A bus you can trust, every 20 minutes
Right now, 1 in 3 Milton buses runs late - or never shows. A quarter of Miltonians are too young to drive. Seniors and people with disabilities don't have a choice. Parents never stop driving. When the bus comes every 20 minutes, transit becomes something you can build a life around.
Around town in 20 minutes
Milton Transit reaches just 55% of the town. Whole neighbourhoods have no service at all. We'll expand routes town-wide, starting with the busiest corridors, so getting where you need to go takes twenty minutes - not another car.
Affordable for the people who ride most
Free transit for seniors. Free evenings and weekends for youth. Expanded support for low-income riders. Student-first service, with dedicated shuttles and partnerships with high schools, colleges, and universities.
All-Day GO. Finally.
All-Day GO has been promised to Milton for 25 years - yet never delivered, while towns with half our ridership move ahead. A mayor can't add train service alone, but a mayor can build the coalition - municipalities, businesses, riders, and our provincial and federal representatives - that makes it impossible to ignore. Hamilton's LRT was cancelled in 2019; an organized coalition brought it back with $3.4 billion in provincial and federal funding by 2021.
How we pay for it
Not through property taxes alone. Phased delivery matched to Provincial Gas Tax funding, the federal Permanent Public Transit Fund, and cost-sharing with schools and universities. Brampton secured over $106 million in federal transit funding in 2025; Mississauga secured over $123 million. Milton has already approved seven new buses for 2026. The money exists - it takes leadership that actually applies for it and makes the case to invest in Milton.
Already done before
Burlington introduced free senior transit and free youth evenings and weekends - senior ridership rose 41%. Oakville runs frequent service on its major corridors today. Whether you ride or drive, transit is the only long-term answer to traffic.
It's about time this town valued our time.
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