Canada · our fleet, our chauffeurs

Party Bus, Limousine & Coach Hire in Canada

We run party buses, limousines, Sprinter vans, shuttles and coaches across Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, British Columbia and Alberta, licensed provincially and driven by our own chauffeurs. Quotes are stated in Canadian dollars, alcohol rules follow the province, and the operating entity and its permit number appear on your written agreement.

Provinces we run in

Choose a province

Ontario

Toronto, Windsor · drinking age 19 · CAD

Quebec

Montreal · drinking age 18 · CAD

Manitoba

Winnipeg · drinking age 18 · CAD

British Columbia

Vancouver · drinking age 19 · CAD

Alberta

Calgary, Edmonton · drinking age 18 · CAD

Currency and tax

Quotes should state CAD and itemize GST/HST (plus QST in Quebec, RST in Manitoba). Never convert a US figure.

Licensing

Ontario requires a CVOR, Quebec a CTQ permit, and Manitoba and BC run their own provincial regimes. Ask us for the number and check it yourself.

Alcohol

Provincial liquor law governs drinks on board and is generally stricter than US practice. Ask us for the written policy for your province.

From our own bookings

What Canadian bookings look like

Across the state
Median notice across Quebec (Canada) is 38 days.
Across the state
56% of the Quebec (Canada) trips we book land on a Saturday.
Across the state
About 29% of Quebec (Canada) bookings that name an occasion are birthday parties, more than any other reason.
Across the state
Ontario (Canada) groups book about 38 days ahead of the event at the median.

FAQ

Canada questions

Our vehicles, currency, alcohol rules and language.

Does Party Bus Quotes operate in Canada?

Yes. We run our own party buses, limousines, Sprinters and coaches in Toronto, Windsor, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton, licensed provincially, driven by our own chauffeurs. The operating entity and its permit number appear on your written agreement.

Are Canadian quotes in Canadian dollars?

Ask for the written quote to state CAD explicitly, with GST/HST and any provincial tax itemized separately from the base rate and gratuity. US-market figures on this site do not apply to Canada.

Can we drink alcohol on a party bus in Canada?

Provincial rules differ and are generally stricter than in many US states. In Ontario, open liquor in a motor vehicle is restricted unless the right licence is held. Ask us for the written alcohol policy that applies in your province before the group plans a BYOB night.

Which Canadian cities do you run in?

Toronto, ON; Windsor, ON; Montreal, QC; Winnipeg, MB; Vancouver, BC; Calgary, AB; Edmonton, AB. Each of those has its own page with the provincial regulator, the airports, the districts and the on-board rules that apply there. If your trip starts or finishes somewhere that is not on the list, call us anyway — plenty of runs are covered from a neighboring market.

Is there a French-language version?

Not yet — these pages are published in Canadian English, and we do not put machine translations in front of anyone. Send your request and your notes in French if you prefer; the language you write to us in is not a barrier to getting the date, the route and the total agreed in writing.

Sources and official references

Commercial Vehicle Operator’s Registration (CVOR)
Government of Ontario · Bus operators carrying passengers for compensation in Ontario need a CVOR certificate; ask us for ours and check it with the province.
Commission des transports du Québec
Gouvernement du Québec · Bus operators in Quebec require a permit from the CTQ; ask us for our permit details and check them with the CTQ.
Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure — Motor Carrier
Government of Manitoba · Provincial oversight of commercial passenger carriers.
BC Passenger Transportation Board
Province of British Columbia · Licensing authority for commercial passenger vehicles in BC.
Alberta Transportation — Commercial Carriers
Government of Alberta · Safety fitness certificates for commercial passenger carriers.
Canada Border Services Agency — Travellers
Government of Canada · Documentation rules for any cross-border group trip.

Page content last reviewed 2026-09-04. Official rules change; confirm with the linked source before your trip.