GO rail line
Milton
Union Station to Milton through west-end Mississauga
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Line map
Milton live map
Stations on the Milton line
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Popular Milton trips
Schedules, live countdowns and fares for each pair.
- Kipling to Union Station
- Dixie to Union Station
- Cooksville to Union Station
- Erindale to Union Station
- Streetsville to Union Station
- Meadowvale to Union Station
- Lisgar to Union Station
- Milton to Union Station
- Union Station to Kipling
- Union Station to Dixie
- Union Station to Cooksville
- Union Station to Erindale
- Union Station to Streetsville
- Union Station to Meadowvale
- Union Station to Lisgar
- Union Station to Milton
When does the Milton line run?
Milton operates weekday peak-direction service only: inbound to Union during the morning rush, outbound from Union in the afternoon and early evening. There is no midday, weekend, or holiday rail service on the Milton line. Off-peak travel is covered by GO Bus routes to and from the Milton corridor.
| Hr | Minutes past the hour |
|---|---|
| 06 | |
| 07 | |
| 08 |
About the Milton line
The Milton line runs between Union Station and Milton, crossing Toronto’s west end and the heart of Mississauga. Stops include Kipling (TTC subway connection), Dixie, Cooksville, Erindale, Streetsville, Meadowvale, and Lisgar before reaching the Milton terminus. Milton is one of the older GO rail corridors and has long been a peak-only, peak-direction line — trains run inbound to Union during the morning rush and outbound in the evening, with no midday or weekend rail service. Midday, evening, and weekend travel is served by a combination of Milton-area GO Bus routes. Improvements to the corridor to enable all-day service are part of the Ontario Line / GO Expansion program but are not yet in effect.
Milton line FAQ
- Does the Milton line run on weekends?
- No. The Milton rail line is peak-direction weekday service only. Off-peak and weekend travel is provided by GO Bus routes serving the Milton corridor.
- Why does the Milton line only run during rush hour?
- The corridor is owned by Canadian Pacific, which limits slot availability for passenger service. Negotiations and infrastructure upgrades to enable all-day service are underway as part of the GO Expansion program.
- Can I transfer from the Milton line to the TTC subway?
- Yes. Transfer to TTC Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) at Kipling GO.
- How do I get from Milton to Union Station outside rush hour?
- Take a GO Bus from the Milton corridor. GO operates bus routes that parallel the rail line during off-peak periods and weekends.
- Where can I see live Milton line departures?
- Rail Six shows live departures for every Milton line station. Tap any station above for its live board.