Saskatoon Transit is the public transport arm of the City of Saskatoon. It operates a fleet of approximately 120 diesel buses. A total of 16 bus routes serve every area of the city, carrying 7.2 million passengers in 2005; an average of nearly 20,000 per day. Saskatoon Transit provides bus services to various locations and terminals within the City of Saskatoon.

Printed bus route maps are available at the Place Riel Kiosk on the University of Saskatchewan Campus or at City Hall.

Access Transit is for people who are unable to use the regular transit system with safety and dignity. Service is provided using lift-equipped buses and cabs within the city limits of Saskatoon on a shared-ride “accessible door to accessible door” basis, proving a safe and secure trip from origin to destination including assistance with getting to the vehicle, getting on the vehicle, securing mobility devices within the vehicle, exiting from the vehicle, and assistance to the destination accessible door.

Contact (306) 975-3555 for:

• Trip Booking
• Cancellations (24 hours)
• Registration
• Low Floor Service Information
• Commendations & Complaints

(STC) provides passenger and freight transportation services across the province in a safe, reliable and affordable manner. STC provides passenger transportation and parcel express services throughout Saskatchewan operating main terminals in Saskatoon, Regina, and Prince Albert with an additional 206 rural agencies throughout the Province.

STC carries parcels to more than 275 communities in the province and has connections to a further 100. The company also provides parcel delivery services to over 1000 locations outside of the province thanks to interline agreements with other carriers. In the majority of cases, this is same-day service, at no extra charge.