Municipality of Leamington and Caldwell First Nation Partner to Expand LT-Go Transit Service

The Municipality of Leamington, in partnership with Caldwell First Nation, is pleased to announce the expansion of the Municipality’s LT-Go transit service with the addition of a new bus stop within the residential subdivision on Caldwell First Nation reserve land. This strategic partnership enhances regional connectivity and ensures greater access to reliable transportation for residents of Caldwell First Nation and the surrounding areas.

LT-Go, Leamington’s on-demand public transit service, currently operates with 138 stops throughout the municipality. The addition of the Caldwell First Nation stop will bring the total number of stops to 139, further strengthening the service's accessibility and convenience.

"Partnerships like this one with Caldwell First Nation are essential to building stronger, more connected communities," said Leamington Mayor Hilda MacDonald. "This collaboration demonstrates our commitment to fostering strong relationships and ensuring equitable access to transportation services that support community well-being."

“As leaders, it is our responsibility to create opportunities that enhance the well-being and prosperity of our members,” said Chief van Oirschot. “This partnership between Caldwell First Nation and the Municipality of Leamington is a testament to our strong and growing relationship. By expanding the LT-Go transit service to include a stop within our community, we are not only increasing access to vital services such as employment, education, and healthcare, but also reinforcing our commitment to building meaningful and progressive partnerships. This collaboration reflects the strength of our leadership and our shared vision for a more connected and inclusive future.”

LT-Go operates using an easy-to-use mobile app and call-in booking system, allowing riders to request trips in real-time. The service provides an efficient and flexible alternative to traditional public transit, supporting residents in their daily commutes.

Visit leamington.ca/LTGO for more information about LT-Go, including hours of operation and booking details