STRIKE UPDATE: Brampton Transit resumes partial service amid strike [Video]

Brampton Transit is resuming limited services on select routes this weekend as the CUPE 831 strike continues to impact transit operations across the city.

The transit agency posted an alert on Saturday morning to X (formerly Twitter) noting “significant disruptions” due to ongoing labour action. This action limited service along routes 1A, 4, 7A, 11A, 15A, and 18, with officials advising residents to make alternative travel arrangements.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown expressed his frustration with the strike in a social media post on Saturday afternoon, saying, “Deeply disappointed CUPE leaders broke their word, leaving 90-95% of transit service off roads today, even though ATU workers want to work. This won’t be sustainable.”

Brown urged CUPE 831 to return to the bargaining table, emphasizing that the city had made a fair offer.

On Sunday, Brampton Transit updated its advisory to include routes 2 and 30 in its limited service lineup but …