Ride-hailing company looking to roll in as Greyhound moves out of Manitoba
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Ride-hailing company Tappcar is looking to fill the void left by Greyhound leaving Manitoba. Continue reading
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Sask. passengers face uncertain future with the loss of Greyhound bus service
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
After Greyhound announced it’s pumping the breaks on western Canadian routes, some riders are speaking out saying affordable travel options are slim. Continue reading
Maritime Bus looking to connect Canadians from coast to coast following Greyhound’s departure
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
News that Greyhound will stop operating in Western Canada has left some shocked. But some smaller transportation companies in Atlantic Canada are considering an expansion that will help connect Canadians coast to coast. Continue reading
What do Greyhound Canada service cuts mean for Lethbridge?
Earlier this week, Greyhound Canada announced it’s shutting down operations from Manitoba to B.C. What do these changes mean for Lethbridge? Continue reading
Manitoba government says no subsidies for Greyhound after prairie routes abandoned
The Manitoba government says it is hopeful other companies will pick up bus routes being abandoned by Greyhound, but it says there will be no subsidies. Continue reading
Okanagan mayors lamenting loss of Greyhound
Mayors in the Okanagan say Greyhound’s decision to cut its Western Canada bus routes will prove to be a hardship for many people. Continue reading
Emails dispute Halifax staff claims that buses can’t turn on to Macdonald Bridge
According to internal emails, reports and memos — totaling 426 pages which were released under a freedom of information request — both transit staff and city bus drivers voiced a belief that it would be possible to make the turn. Continue reading
Several changes to Saskatoon Transit routes to offer high-frequency service
Changes to several Saskatoon Transit routes are coming next month in an attempt to improve bus service in the city. Continue reading
Council set to approve subsidized teen bus pass
The subsidized bus pass will provide teens with $29 in savings every month. Continue reading
TransLink recommending changes to transit fares
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
TransLink is proposing a move to charge commuters based on how far they travel on SkyTrain, SeaBus and future rapid rail projects. Continue reading
