The Penetanguishene Mid-Pen transit route is running again as of Saturday, Oct. 24, after the Town of Midland cancelled service earlier in the day due to operational problems.
The town had posted a cancellation notice for the route on Saturday morning. That notice has since been updated to say the route is operational and the issues behind the disruption have been resolved, according to the Town of Midland.
"We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding," the Town of Midland said in the updated notice.
Riders who had planned trips on the route Saturday should find service restored for the remainder of the day.
Voting remains open through Monday
The transit update comes as the town's voting period continues. Internet and telephone voting is available around the clock until the close of Voting Day on Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m.
Electors can cast a ballot online at midland.isivote.com or by calling 1-877-850-9231.
Anyone who needs help voting is welcome to visit the Voter Assistance Centre for in-person support, the town said.
The town encouraged voters not to wait until the final hours of the voting period, since both online and telephone options close at 8 p.m. sharp on Voting Day.
