CIty of Yellowknife offering free transit for Ramble & Ride

The City of Yellowknife is offering free transit service to the Old Town Ramble & Ride Festival beginning this evening at 5:15 pm.  

This free transit will continue until the end of service tonight and will be available all day on Saturday. Yellowknife transit does not operate on Sundays.  

During the festival, temporary road closures will be in place, and Route 1 – YK Connector will be detoured. Two bus stops on MacDonald Drive will be unavailable due to these closures. 

A temporary bus stop will be available at the corner of Ingraham Drive and Wiley Road for the duration of the detour. 

“The City thanks residents and visitors for their patience and cooperation and looks forward to seeing the community come together in Old Town to support local businesses, connect with neighbours, and enjoy this year’s Old Town Ramble & Ride Festival,” said the City of Yellowknife on their Facebook page.  

Alice Daniels
Alice Daniels
Hailing from Southern Ontario, Alice Daniels is a graduate of Mohawk College, specializing in Radio and Broadcasting

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