MiWay in Mississauga, Canada, has secured significant federal government funding totaling over $123 million to enhance transit service and support climate change resiliency. The Canada Public Transit Fund has committed $112 million over a span of 10 years to upgrade and modernize Mississauga's transit infrastructure, with a focus on improving accessibility, reducing overcrowding, and creating a more efficient system that better connects people to jobs, services, and communities. Additionally, the Zero Emissions Transit Fund will allocate up to $10.9 million towards the purchase of hydrogen fuel cell buses and the installation of hydrogen fueling infrastructure at the Malton Bus Depot. This initiative aims to promote greener and more sustainable transit operations by showcasing the commercial and technical viability of powering public transit with locally produced green hydrogen. These investments mark a significant step forward for public transit in Mississauga, allowing MiWay to enhance service frequency and reliability, reduce emissions, and foster a more sustainable and connected community. Ultimately, the goal is to create a more livable city that is well-connected and environmentally conscious, making Mississauga an attractive place to live, work, and play.