Sea to Sky leaders highlight need for regional transit after Greyhound cuts

By Joel Barde
Greyhound will cease operations in Western Canada effective Oct. 31

Sea to Sky elected officials are underscoring the need for a regional transportation system in light of Greyhound Canada’s Monday, July 9 announcement that it will effectively cease operations in Western Canada this fall. Whistler Mayor Nancy Wilhelm-Morden said that while there are a number of private carriers in the corridor, none offer the “commuter-type” services that Greyhound has traditionally been known for.…

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July 11, 2018

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