Maps of Winnipeg’s proposed new transit routes By: Compiled by Devin Botar Posted: 6:00 PM CDT Tuesday, Jun. 4, 2024 Last Modified: 4:35 PM CDT Friday, Nov. 1, 2024

The City of Winnipeg plans to change almost every transit route in the city in June 2025, during a major overhaul of the transit service.

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The City of Winnipeg plans to change almost every transit route in the city in June 2025, during a major overhaul of the transit service.

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The City of Winnipeg plans to change almost every transit route in the city in June 2025, during a major overhaul of the transit service.

All told, there will be 142 changes to bus routes in the city during a switch to a “spine-feeder model.”

The new transit system map. (City of Winnipeg)

Instead of every bus in the city ending up downtown, there will be a network of major routes and less frequently served feeder routes that bring passengers to the main bus routes.

A city report included maps of each of the new proposed bus routes. View them below.

If you’d like to zoom in even closer on the route maps — or see an overview of the total network and proposed service levels — detailed maps are available in PDF format (note: the files are quite large):