Canada Day celebrations and transit changes


Whitehorse Transit routes will be re-routed along Fourth Avenue on July 1 to accommodate Canada Day celebrations happening downtown.

The Whitehorse Legion is organizing a Canada Day parade on July 1. The parade will start at Sixth Avenue and Main Street and proceed down Main Street to Second Avenue, and along Second Avenue to Ogilvie Street, ending at Shipyards Park.

The parade will start at 11 a.m. on July 1.

For the duration of the parade, all Whitehorse Transit routes except route 402 will be re-routed to temporary stops along Fourth Avenue.

Click here for a map of the Fourth Avenue route for Canada Day.

Riders may experience service delays throughout the day.

New routes and schedules are coming July 1, 2024. Take a look at our new schedules, and plan your commute.
Transit Schedule as of July 1, 2024 – All Routes.

Transit services serving Range Road between Two Mile Hill Road and University Drive will continue to be temporarily suspended when the new routes and schedules take effect on July 1.

Routes 101 and 402 will have reduced service until phase 2 of the Range Road reconstruction project is complete. That work is expected to be complete by the second week of July.

Stops at Mountain View Drive, Normandy Road, Rhine Way and Vimy Place will not be in use until the work on Range Road is complete.

Click here for Route 101 temporary schedule.

Click here for Route 402 temporary schedule.

The City is undertaking road work on Range Road in order to finish the Takhini Sanitary Trunk Main project.
The work effects Routes 5 and 402.

During Phase 2, starting Saturday, June 15 at 8 am

  • Transit Route 5 will use Mountain View Dr to access Yukon University. It will not service Range Rd, except for the stop at the Young Offenders Facility.
    Click here for Phase 2 Route 5 temporary schedule.
  • There will be no Route 402 service on Range Rd. It will detour to the Alaska Highway and then 12th Ave in Porter Creek.
  • Transit users in Whistle Bend are asked to take Route 401 to get to Yukon University.
  • Pedestrian access to the Route 201 and 401 bus stop at Range Rd and Mountain View Dr will remain in place.
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