The journey from Sudbury to Regina covers approximately 2,400 kilometers. You will travel west on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 17) through Northern Ontario and then across the Prairies. The drive typically takes about 26 to 28 hours, requiring multiple days of travel. Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan and a major hub in the Prairies. This is a very long-distance trip that requires careful planning and rest stops.
Total Distance: 2,400 km driving, 1,800 km air distance.
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| Duration | 7 hours | 27 hours |
| Avg Price | $500-$900 | $400-$500 in fuel |
| Operator | Air Canada | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Sudbury Airport (YSB) to Regina International (YQR). | Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 17) West. |
| Tip | Flights usually connect through Toronto. | Plan for at least three overnight stops in towns like Thunder Bay, Winnipeg, and Brandon. |
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