If Greyhound is so essential, maybe we’ll have to pay for it
KAMLOOPS — What’s this world coming to? We’re losing our department stores, the post office is in trouble, newspapers are dying — what’s next?
Rural bus service, that’s what. The B.C. Passenger Transportation Board begins a week of public meetings tonight in northern B.C. to hear what people think of Greyhound Canada’s plans to cut nine more bus routes.
It’s a sure bet the board will hear more of what it’s been hearing for the past several years as Greyhound steadily cuts service. The public isn’t happy about it, and neither are politicians.