Greyhound Canada applies to stop serving northern B.C., including 'Highway of Tears'

August 30, 2017 15:51 UTC

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Greyhound Canada applies to stop serving northern B.C., including 'Highway of Tears'

The runs Greyhound wants to cease operation are:Victoria to Nanaimo. Prince George to Prince Rupert. Prince George to Valemount. Should the application be approved, the entire northern half of British Columbia would no longer have Greyhound service, including the Highway of Tears, which extends from Prince George to Prince Rupert. Public transit is 'subsidized' competition: companyA billboard beside the so-called 'Highway of Tears' near Moricetown, B.C.

Source: CBC News August 30, 2017 15:51 UTC

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