On July 16, 2008, Saskatoon city council authorised a $4.2 million transit terminal to be constructed on a parking lot adjacent to the current on-street terminal.
 The new terminal would centre around a 600 square meter LEED-certified building with a green roof, surrounded by a ring of raised-platform stops.
 In addition to Saskatoon Transit, the building could also house a coffee shop and government offices such as social services or immigration.
On July 16, 2008, Saskatoon city council authorised a $4.2 million transit terminal to be constructed on a parking lot adjacent to the current on-street terminal.  The new terminal would centre around a 600 square meter LEED-certified building with a green roof, surrounded by a ring of raised-platform stops.  In addition to Saskatoon Transit, the building could also house a coffee shop and government offices such as social services or immigration.
Saskatoon Transit