Means of transport Canada

In Canada, Megabus mainly serves the Montreal-Kingston-Toronto route for a modest price, albeit much more expensive than before the pandemic. These buses (with free wifi) also serve the Greater Toronto Area, the Niagara Peninsula and some American cities from the country, with or without connections (notably Detroit and Chicago). Megabus is also present in the United States (several hundred cities served, most of them on the East Coast and in the Great Lakes region) and in the United Kingdom.

The bus station covers all North American destinations located more than 35 km from the metropolis. From Montreal, you can reach the rest of the country with various companies, as well as the United States with the Greyhound bus company (greyhound.com). The charter company Megabus (frca.megabus.com), which offers an ultra-frequent service between Montreal and Toronto, is based near Montreal's Central Station downtown.

The Maritime Bus terminal in Charlottetown, Canada, offers bus transportation services as well as parcel shipping. The terminal is easily accessible and offers quality services for travelers.

The airport hosts flights from Canada with Air Canada and Westjet Airlines. Rental agencies and taxis on site. Bus service with Maritime Bus and T 3 Transit.

Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island, offers reliable and convenient cab service with Yellow Cab PEI. This cab service is easily accessible to residents and visitors to the city. To book a cab, you can do so online or download the mobile app available on iOS and Android. Yellow Cab PEI is under new management, which has modernized the service by introducing an online booking system and mobile app. This makes it much easier to book a cab, whether to get around town or to the airport. Yellow Cab PEI is a popular choice for cab services in Charlottetown.

It hosts flights from Canada but also from Saint Pierre and Miquelon, the United Kingdom and Ireland. Flights for sun destinations in winter. Rental agencies and taxis on site.

Serves the Magdalen Islands from Montreal (St-Hubert), Quebec City and Bonaventure.

Amigo Express is a carpooling company serving mainly Quebec, but also the rest of the country and the United States. By booking via the website, you have access to a wealth of information on the conditions of the journey (space available for luggage, smoking or not, pets welcome or not, etc.) as well as the assessment of passengers who have travelled with this driver. Also on the website, a "Community" section includes blog articles and a forum that serves both passengers and drivers.

Located at the foot of Bay Street, just a 10-minute walk from Union Station, there is a ferry service to the Toronto Islands. Ticketing and boarding are located at the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal and three lines serve the islands: Hanlan's Point (no winter service), Centre Island (no winter service) and Ward's Island (year round). No services are available in the winter on Hanlan's Point and Center Island, except for washrooms. Please note that it is possible to bring your bicycle on the boat at no extra cost.

Poparide is a well-known carpooling company serving Canada, mainly Quebec, Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia, but not only. When you book via the website or the app, you have access to a lot of information about the conditions of the trip (space available for luggage and sports equipment, pets welcome, etc.) as well as to the evaluation of passengers who have traveled with this driver. To use Poparide's service, however, we recommend downloading the app from App Store or Google Play.

Pascan Aviation serves Alma and Bagotville.

Three commuter train lines serve the South Shore  :

Montreal (Lucien l'Allier station) - Dorion (60 Church Street)/Rigaud (15, rue Charlebois)

Montreal (central station) - Mont Saint Hilaire (1000 Avenue de la Gare)

Montreal (Lucien l'Allier station) - Delson (1, chemin de la Gare)/Candiac (201 rue de la Sorbonne)

BIXI (contraction of BIcyclette and taXI), a self-service public bicycle system, is available in several areas of the city. You can borrow a bike (including electric BIXIs) from one of the 900+ stations, either for a few hours or for the day (there are many special offers on monthly and seasonal subscriptions). It's extremely advantageous for people making short journeys each time. If you'd like to have a bike for your leisure time, we recommend you use a rental company.

The road from this because not through Lillooet, but follows Highway 1 then 97, and crosses Kamloops, 100 Mile House, Williams Lake and Quesnel, direction Prince George.

Flights from Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.

The Skidegate-Alliford Bay Ferry operates the crossing between Graham Islands and Moresby. Departure at every hour between 7 am and 22 pm. Round-trip: $ 7,55/adult, $ 3,80/child and $ 18,55/car.

Bike Share Toronto, a public bike share system, is available in several areas of the city. It allows you to borrow one of 7,185 bikes at one of 630 stations installed year-round, whether it's for a few hours, for the day or even for three days. On the web or via the app, you can see where the available bikes are. It is extremely beneficial for people making short trips every time. If you want to have a bike for your leisure time, we advise you to deal with a rental company.

While the green spaces around Montreal are as numerous as they are grandiose, getting to them is another matter. That's where Navette Nature comes in! The company is the only one to serve the national parks. Departing from Berri-UQAM station, the journey to nature with a capital N takes place in school buses. Once you're there, you're free to organize your own getaway. The 3 shuttles that serve the major parks on the island of Montreal are free, so no more excuses!

Ferry service from Yarmouth to Portland, state of Maine, USA.

Calm Air offers flights to Nunavut from several cities in Manitoba, but also from Ottawa, Edmonton and Yellowknife in partnership with Canadian North.

City Cab (1993) Ltd is a well-established Yellowknife cab company. Founded over 40 years ago, it was bought out in 1993 by a group of independent cab owners who wanted to offer a safe, reliable and professional service. Most of City Cab's 45 shareholders are also active drivers, ensuring a commitment to quality service. The drivers are independent, experienced and fully licensed contractors. They know Yellowknife and the surrounding area inside out. Customer service is a top priority for City Cab, which has an advanced computerized dispatch system using global positioning satellites. The company makes an average of 10,000 trips a week, and is committed to providing efficient, courteous, safe and comfortable transportation.

Three bus lines serve the city of Yellowknife.

4-Way Taxi is a cab service located in Brandon. They offer cab services for city outings, as well as wheelchair accessible vehicles.

Yellow Cab is a cab service in Halifax, Nova Scotia. They have been in service for over 50 years and are known for their excellent customer service.

In Halifax, Casino Taxi is the leading provider of cab and VTC services. With around 350 independent cab drivers, they are available at any time to meet your transportation needs. They also have a mobile app available. Please note that online form submissions cannot be used to book cab fares. Casino Taxi is here to help you get around Halifax, whether it's for local trips or to the airport.

Several airlines serve this airport, such as Air Canada, Canadian North, First Air Northwestern Air and West Jet. Car rental agencies on site.

Konde Cabs is a cab and VTC company located in Whitehorse. They offer transportation services in and around the city. Their contact details are as follows: Whitehorse, YT, Canada, Y1A4K8, phone: +1 867-456-3333. Konde Cabs is currently open and offers transportation services at reasonable rates. For further details, we recommend that you contact the company directly.

Public transportation service in the St. John's metropolitan area.

St John's Newfoundland offers convenient and reliable cab service with City Wide Taxi. Located in St John's, NL A1C 1C2, Canada, they are available to meet all your transportation needs. City Wide Taxi also offers other services such as guided bus tours, express delivery services and services for people with reduced mobility. They also offer special corporate rates and special programs for seniors.

Bicycle rental company (standard, tandem, electric, high performance, with children's cart, etc.) which also offers guided tours of the public or private (also available in French) and drive.

The Regional Municipality of Cape Breton buses serve several locations including Glace Bay, New Aberdeen, North Sydney and Sydney.

AC Taxi is a cab service located in Nanaimo, British Columbia. They offer a wide range of cars, from economy to high-end. Their services include passenger transportation, package delivery and vehicle start-up. They accept debit and credit card payments, and boast the largest fleet of wheelchair-friendly cabs in the region. They have a long history of service to the Nanaimo community, and are known for their clean fleet of cars and knowledgeable drivers. AC Taxi also offers pick-up and drop-off services at the Nanaimo airport.

It welcomes Provincial Airlines flights. Shuttle service with Danny's Airbus or Norpen Bus Service.

Ferry service from St. Barbe to Blanc-Sablon, Quebec.

Located on the banks of the Littoral bike path, this specialized boutique offers a variety of services, including the sale of used bikes and accessories, a full-service mechanical workshop, mechanical courses, bike rentals (road, urban, tandem, electric, children's, etc.) and accessories, guided bike tours for families lasting two to four hours (Basse-Ville, Montmorency Falls, etc.), not to mention private tours (Basse-Ville and Grand Marché).) and accessories, two- to four-hour guided bike tours for families (Basse-Ville, Montmorency Falls, etc.), not to mention private tours (Basse-Ville and Grand Marché, Montmorency Falls, Côte-de-Beaupré, South Shore coves, etc.).

Cab company serving Quebec City and several eastern cities. Cabs can be booked by phone, or using the mobile app available on App Store and Google Play. During off-peak hours, the maximum wait is 15 minutes. Cab Laurier also offers service to Quebec City's Jean Lesage International Airport (fixed fare of CAN$41.40 for downtown, CAN$47.60 between 11pm and 5am). The company also offers personalized city tours (book at least 24 hours in advance).

Located in a beautiful green space on the famous bike path that runs along the Lachine Canal, Ma Bicyclette invites you to take a break. Bicycle repair service, shop and café a few metres away to enjoy a latte, beer, fruit juice or pastry (with a view of the canal!). In addition to offering quality bike rentals (road, hybrid, mountain, tandem, etc.), Ma Bicyclette has teamed up with the Tours de la Table company for a guided bike tour, Mangez et Pédalez, to discover street cooking (www.toursdelatable.com).

Want to ride around town or along the Niagara River without too much effort? Just go to Park Street to pick up your electric bike and you're done! The rental includes all the equipment as well as a little training. However, it is important to note that you must be at least 16 years old to rent a bike. Good deal: if you book online at least two days in advance, you will get three hours at the basic rate instead of two. Ask about the guided tour (3 hours, min. 2 people).

Vancouver International Airport, located in Richmond, is Canada's second busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic. It serves the city of Vancouver, British Columbia. The airport offers a variety of services and amenities, including restaurants, stores, lounges and parking. Passengers can also take advantage of the YVR Commander application to pre-order meals and avoid queues.

Toronto Pearson is an international airport located in Toronto. It offers many services to travelers, including parking, car rentals, cabs and limousines for getting around the city. The airport is also well served by public transport, with buses to Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Hamilton and other destinations. What's more, the UP Express train connects the airport to Toronto's Union Station in just 25 minutes. When it comes to dining, travelers have a wide choice of restaurants, from Thai and Mexican cuisine to burgers and Italian dishes. There are also numerous stores where travelers can do their shopping, including duty-free boutiques. Finally, the airport offers art exhibitions and special events to keep travelers entertained during their stay.

Intercar serves the regions of Quebec City, Charlevoix, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean and Côte-Nord (only up to Havre-Saint-Pierre). This bus operator also travels to Chibougamau in the Eeyou Istchee Baie-James region. It is possible to leave Montreal with a transfer to Quebec City (return to Montreal also possible, always with a transfer to Quebec City). Wifi on board some buses (no guarantee). Find out more about Interpasses, economical packages for those who travel frequently on the network.

Orléans Express is THE intercity bus company for the Montreal-Quebec City route. There are numerous departures every day, in both directions. Orléans Express also serves the Centre-du-Québec, Chaudière-Appalaches, Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie regions on the south shore of the St. Lawrence, and Lanaudière and Mauricie on the north shore, in addition to providing a link to Montréal-Trudeau airport and another to Ottawa/Gatineau. Reservations are recommended during peak hours. Free Wi-Fi on board.

Montréal-Trudeau airport is accessible by public transit via bus line 747, which departs from the Montréal bus station (which is also adjacent to the Berri-UQAM metro station at the intersection of the green, orange and yellow lines) and also connects to the Lionel-Groulx metro stop (green and orange lines). From Montreal, there are no direct flights to Singapore, but a large number of international airlines can take you there, with a stopover: Air Canada, but also Air France, British Airways and Air Transat.

Once located near the Toronto Eaton Centre and Yonge-Dundas Square, the bus station opened its new two-story space in late 2020. Now just south of Union Station, the station is home to regional Go Transit buses, among others, but also to long-distance companies like Megabus and Rider Express. For destinations, schedules and fares, visit each company's website.

Société des traversiers du Québec is responsible for regional marine transportation throughout Quebec. With over 700 employees, they keep the ferries running 365 days a year. The organization's head office is located at 250, rue Saint-Paul in Quebec City. However, pedestrian tickets can be purchased online to avoid queues at the ticket office.

Air Canada serves the Gaspé airports (60, rue de l'Aéroport) and Mont-Joli (875 Jacques Cartier Boulevard).

Connects Montreal to La Pocatière, Rivière-du-Loup, Rimouski and Trois-Pistoles towards Gaspé.

Serves several municipalities in the region including:

Chicoutimi Tel (418) 543 1403

Jonquière Tel (418) 547 2167

Connects Montreal to Bagotville and Alma.

Serve the entire Gaspé region except Murdochville:

Amqui Tel (418) 629 6767

Gaspé Tel (418) 368 1888

Matane Tel (418) 562 4085

Sainte-Anne-des-Monts:

Tel (418) 763 9176