News & Announcements

The Community Support Program (CSP) operated under the management of the Business Improvement Districts since 2012. As of July 1, the management of the CSP has been transferred to the Saskatoon Fire Department, now known as the Fire Community Support (FCS) team.

On July 1, Access Transit marked two decades of providing accessible transportation and dedicated service to the community.

Saskatoon Transit recently unveiled two unique pieces of student art that celebrate youthful energy and moving around. The year marked the 5th Student Art Contest, which offers students in grades 3 and 7 an opportunity to showcase their artistic talents and learn more about public and active transportation as part of their curriculum.

This summer, the City of Saskatoon invites all to bike, bus, or walk (in any combination) to explore the city’s Green Network—the system of parks, natural areas, and green spaces. 

Service changes will be implemented on June 30, 2024, to improve service in the Brighton, Rosewood, The Meadows, and Aspen Ridge neighbourhoods.

Transit 101

Riding with Saskatoon Transit means you’re sharing space with other passengers and our operators. Here are some etiquette tips to help make everyone’s trip as enjoyable as possible.

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Mobile Apps

Saskatoon Transit has real time transit tracking through third party developers, Transit App and Google Maps Transit.

 

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Eco Pass

Get a monthly discount of at least 40% off the cost of a regular adult monthly pass if your employer is one of our partners in the Eco Pass Program.

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About Access Transit

Access Transit offers a variety of options for residents with reduced mobility to provide everyone the freedom and independence to travel safely throughout the city.

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Popular Destinations

Needing to get somewhere specific? Check out our list of popular destinations, such as SaskTel Centre and Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport, that are easily accessible by Saskatoon Transit. 

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