SASKATOON – Saskatoon Transit is charging its regular bus fare after 12 days of free service.
Fares were waived on Oct. 20 when buses returned to the streets following a one month transit lockout.
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The lockout was eventually deemed illegal by the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board, which ordered the lockout be lifted.
The City of Saskatoon estimates waiving the fare has a financial impact of $450,000 in lost revenue.
Fares were free until midnight on Halloween.
Transit customers can visit the city’s website for refund/extension information.
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