GO Transit
30th Anniversary 1997
Government of Ontario Transit (GO Transit) was created and funded by the Ontario government in 1967 to provide transit service for Toronto-bound suburban commuters.
On May 23, 1997, a post card celebrating the 30th anniversary of GO Transit was handed out to GO passengers.
The souvenir card was cancelled on May 23, 1997, at the Commerce Court, Toronto, postal outlet. Commerce Court is a complex of four buildings on King and Bay Streets in the financial heart of the city.
Toronto "PATH" Walkway
GO trains arrive at the Union Station railway terminal which is connected to the Toronto "PATH" underground walkway linking over 50 office buildings. The Commerce Court postal outlet was located in the PATH walkway.
PATH walkway
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