Brantford station

The station was built by the Grand Trunk Railway, as designed by architects Spier and Rohns, in 1905.[3] Ten passenger trains connect Brantford to the major economic hubs of Windsor, Sarnia, Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa every day.[4] In 2011, GO Transit indicated in its "GO 2020" plan that peak hour train or bus service could be expanded to Brantford by the year 2020.[5] The station is wheelchair-accessible and is located near the junction of Market, Gray and West Streets.Increased use of railway services has been the primary reason for this change in parking policy.
Grand Trunk Railway Station, ca. 1910
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