The Osoyoos Indian Band council has agreed in principal to a proposed boundary exchange agreement with the Town of Osoyoos.
The agreement, if approved by both the Town and the band, would transfer roughly 16 hectares of land near 45th Street to the band.
The Osoyoos Indian Band council has agreed in principal to a proposed boundary exchange agreement with the Town of Osoyoos.
The agreement, if approved by both the Town and the band, would transfer roughly 16 hectares of land near 45th Street to the band.
“We’ve seen a decline in ridership in rural Canada,” said Stuart Kendrick, senior vice president of Greyhound Canada, about why the company wants either government subsidy or deregulation of the service.
While the decline in the number of riders and the cost of doing business in difficult economic times has made it a tough go for the busing company, it can’t cut back service accordingly.
“We’ve seen a decline in ridership in rural Canada,” said Stuart Kendrick, senior vice president of Greyhound Canada, about why the company wants either government subsidy or deregulation of the service.
While the decline in the number of riders and the cost of doing business in difficult economic times has made it a tough go for the busing company, it can’t cut back service accordingly.
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