Greyhound Canada discontinues all operations in Canada due to sustained ridership declines in Ontario and Quebec.
- Greyhound Canada discontinues all operations on its remaining routes in Ontario and Quebec
- Greyhound Lines, Inc. (USA) will continue to operate cross-border express services
- All Ontario and Quebec routes that were temporarily suspended in May 2020 will permanently end as of midnight, May 13
Greyhound Canada has made the difficult decision to discontinue all operations on its remaining routes in Ontario and Quebec, and will permanently close all services in Canada effective today.
This announcement has no impact on Greyhound Lines’ operations within the United States. Greyhound Lines, Inc. (USA) is a separate entity from Greyhound Canada.
Greyhound Lines, Inc. (USA) will continue to operate cross-border express services on the following routes when the border reopens:
- Toronto to New York
- Toronto to Buffalo
- Montreal to New York
- Montreal to Boston
- Vancouver to Seattle
Affected Routes and Operations in Ontario and Quebec
All Ontario and Quebec routes (excluding Canada – US cross-border services) that were temporarily suspended in May 2020 will permanently end as of midnight, May 13th as follows:
- Toronto-Ottawa-Montreal
- Toronto-London-Windsor
- Sudbury-Ottawa/Toronto
- Toronto-Kitchener/Guelph/Cambridge
- Toronto-Niagara Falls
- Ottawa-Kingston
“We deeply regret the impact this has on our staff and our customers, as well as the communities we have had the privilege of serving for many years.
A full year without revenue has unfortunately made it impossible to continue operations. Thank you to our dedicated staff for their commitment and service, and to our customers for choosing Greyhound Canada during better times.
The company remains committed to honoring its labor agreements with employees and funding the commitments to our pension plan participants.”
Stuart Kendrick, Senior Vice President, Greyhound Canada
