List of Bus Routes in Edmonton - Capilano/Bonnie Doon Routes (80-99)

Capilano/Bonnie Doon Routes (80-99)

Route #	Destinations	Notes
80	Southgate Capilano	Weekday service only
81	Millgate Strathcona Downtown	Peak hour and midday service extends to Downtown
82	Downtown Mill Woods	Peak hours only
83	Downtown Maple Ridge Meadows	Peak hours only
84	Millgate Capilano	Peak hours only
85	Downtown Capilano Eastgate Industrial	Weekday and Saturday service only Peak hour service extends to Eastgate Industrial
86	Downtown Capilano	Evenings and late night service only
87	Millgate Downtown	Peak hours only
88	Capilano Downtown	Peak hours only
89	Meadows Tamarack	Peak hours only
90	Meadows Downtown	Peak hours only
91	Capilano Northlands	Runs during Capital Ex only
92	Century Park Summerside
93	Century Park Summerside
94	University Capilano	via Bonnie Doon
95	Mill Woods Town Centre Laurel	Peak hours only
96	Millgate Southgate	Peak hour nonstop service
97	Mill Woods Town Centre NAIT	Peak hours only, September to April Non-stop express route
98	West Edmonton Mall NAIT	Peak hours only, September to April Non-stop express route
99	Belvedere Coliseum Capilano	Peak hours only

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