Link is a bus rapid transit (BRT) system under construction in

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as part of

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. There will be three lines and is expected to open in 2028.

Lines

Red

The Red Line will run from Blairmore along 22nd Street to

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and then crossing the

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to the

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and eventually to Briarwood.

Green

The western terminus will be at the

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before also travelling on 22nd Street to the downtown core, where it will share stops with the Red Line. It will terminate in the northeast in University Heights.

Blue

The Blue Line will run north–south from Lawson Heights to Stonebridge.

References

{{reflist Bus rapid transit in Canada Bus routes in Canada Bus transport in Saskatchewan