Comprehensive Travel Recommendation: Sherbrooke, QC to Calgary, AB
Air
- Companies: Air Canada, WestJet
 - Duration: Approximately 7 hours (including layovers)
 - Distance: 3,300 km
 - Costs: Approximately €600 - €800 (depending on booking time and class)
 - Roads/Routes: Not applicable; air travel does not involve roads.
 
Pro Tip: Book your tickets well in advance and consider flying mid-week for potentially cheaper fares.
Train + Bus
- Companies: VIA Rail (train), Greyhound or Red Arrow (bus)
 - Duration: Approximately 30 hours
 - Distance: 3,330 km
 - Costs: Approximately €250 - €350 (train to Toronto, then bus to Calgary)
 - Roads/Routes: The train follows the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, then it connects to major highways through Ontario along Highway 401 to Calgary.
 
Pro Tip: Purchase a VIA Rail loyalty card to earn points for future rail trips when using VIA Rail.
Car (Road Trip)
- Companies: Rental services such as Enterprise, Hertz, or Avis (if renting a vehicle)
 - Duration: Approximately 36 hours (non-stop driving)
 - Distance: 3,400 km
 - Costs: Approximately €300 in fuel (based on average consumption) + rental costs (about €150 for 2 days rental depending on car type) + insurance (approx. €50).
 - Roads/Routes: Route 10 to Highway 401, then take Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) through Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan into Alberta.
 
Pro Tip: Plan your stops ahead of time to explore interesting sites along the Trans-Canada Highway, such as the Rocky Mountains and Jasper National Park.
Recommendation: For a combination of efficiency and cost-effectiveness, the best option is to fly directly to Calgary to save time. If you prefer a scenic journey and have the time, consider a combination of train and bus. Renting a car offers flexibility for those who enjoy road trips and exploring various towns along the way.