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In the event of a Teachers' strike, the majority of school special trips (route 600s) on ETS will be cancelled where operationally feasible. ETS encourages all riders not to plan trips on school specials during this time as most of these trips will not be running. Learn more and see the latest updates on School Special Bus Routes.
There are many exciting things happening in Edmonton. Explore the latest ETS news and events.
From 7:30am until 12:30pm on October 5, bus routes 53, 56, 508, 609, 511, 512, 513, 514, 515, 516, 517, 518, 519, 521, 523, 527 will be on detour due to road closures to accommodate the CIBC Run for the Cure event. During this time, 66 Street between 23 Avenue and 28 Avenue will be closed.
The following bus stops will be closed during this time:
These temporary stops will be available:
View Detours for more information starting October 3.
Thanks to our recent collaboration with the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre (EASC) and its members, one of our buses will have a new design this fall! This design was inspired by multiple conversations with Indigenous seniors, as well as EASC staff, as they shared their values and experiences with City staff.
The design on the outside of the bus features vibrant colours and highlights symbolic images, including teepees, sweetgrass and gathering places.
The bus interior highlights the City's collaboration with Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre and the organization’s commitment to preserving knowledge and building relationships with Indigenous seniors.
This bus has entered regular ETS service and will serve routes across the city. This bus will complement the sweetgrass bus wrap that launched in 2022 thanks to a partnership with iHuman and Indigenous youth.
The City of Edmonton and ETS are grateful to the EASC staff and members who were involved on this project. We appreciated listening to your stories and learning from the feedback you provided. We hope the culmination of the work represents a welcoming space for Indigenous Peoples and inspires thoughts and discussion among non-Indigenous and Indigenous people alike about reconciliation and our treaty relationship.
We’re excited to help Edmonton Elks fans get to each home game this season. On home game days, our Park & Ride buses provide direct service to Commonwealth Stadium from lots across the city.
Our LRT mechanics play a vital role in keeping our light rail vehicles safe and reliable by conducting inspections, performing preventative maintenance and carrying out repairs.
We are 100% self-sufficient, so all maintenance and repairs for Capital and Metro Line trains are done in-house. This work reduces train downtime for repairs, and saves taxpayers millions of dollars. Check out a CTV story that gives a behind-the-scenes look at how Edmonton keeps its LRT cars on track.
This position is perfect for individuals who are Red Seal mechanics and able to work nights and weekends, with the ability to transition to day shifts in the future. Currently, the 10-hour shifts being offered to new employees are:
We offer competitive pay and excellent benefits, including a pension plan, health benefits and three weeks of paid vacation. Paid training is provided to help new staff become a certified LRT mechanic.
If you are a proactive problem-solver with a passion for mechanics and a commitment to maintaining high standards, apply now! You’ll join a team that values safety, efficiency, and provides excellent service to Edmontonians.
ETS Connect helps you stay connected with ETS service updates, promotions and event information. This monthly e-newsletter, delivered to your inbox, gives you a snapshot of ways to use Edmonton Transit Service.
Everything you need to know can be found in ETS Connect!
| Arc Card Pay-As-You-Go (90 min within Edmonton) | $3 |
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| Cash | $3.75 |
| 90-minute Arc Ticket | $3.75 |
| 24-hour Arc Ticket | $10.50 |
| Airport Service | $5 |
