Route 202 (Porter Creek West) will go to Yukon University and Elijah Smith Elementary School, and will no longer travel downtown.
Riders can board Route 201 or transfer at the Canada Games Centre to get downtown.
Route 402 (Whistle Bend West) will go along Range Road to Whistle Bend, rather than Mountain View Drive, and travel through the McIntyre, but will no longer serve the Copper Ridge area.
Riders can transfer at the Canada Games Centre to get to the Copper Ridge area.
See maps below (Starting August 3, 2026)
Note: There will be slight adjustments to the timing of all Transit routes on August 3 to accommodate the updates to Routes 202 and 402. Please see All routes and schedules combined • Starting August 3, 2026 below.
Riders can board Route 201 or transfer at the Canada Games Centre (via Route 101) to get downtown.
The timing of buses means the wait time at CGC will be approximately 5 minutes.
Riders can board Route 402 and transfer at the Canada Games Centre (via Route 301) to get to the Copper Ridge area.
The timing of buses means the wait time at CGC will be approximately 4 minutes.
Riders can board Route 301 and transfer at the Canada Games Centre (via Route 402) to get to Porter Creek.
The timing of buses means the wait time at CGC will be approximately 3 minutes.
At the Canada Games Centre, riders can board:
- Route 101 (City Central)
- Route 202 (Porter Creek West)
- Route 301 (Copper Ridge North)
- Route 402 (Whistle Bend West).
These changes are being made to improve service. The goal is to ensure buses are running on time and providing Transit service where it is needed most in the system.
Routes 202 and 402 are the two longest routes in the Transit system and have the lowest ridership. There have been increased challenges in recent months keeping these buses on schedule as result of increased traffic congestion, speed limit reductions and traffic calming measures.
These changes shorten the routes to make them more reliable while still ensuring alternate routes and connections are available for riders to get where they need to go.
Planning and evaluation for these changes has been underway for approximately 10 months, including assessment of multiple route alternatives and previously considered concepts.
Analysis of travel times and rider impacts showed this option created the lowest overall disruption while improving consistency and transfer reliability for the majority of riders.
For more information, or if you need help planning your trip, please contact Transit Services at 668-8396 or [email protected].











