NS Transit Operators Receive $10.2 Million From Province
Transit operators across Nova Scotia struggled throughout the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and are continui...
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Transit operators across Nova Scotia struggled throughout the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and are continui...
Ottawa and the province are coming to the aid of cash-strapped transit operators across Nova Scotia with a one-time payment of $10.9 million. It is meant to make up some of the money those operators have lost as a result of fare losses due to COVID-19.
The Nova Scotia government is providing $10.9 million to transit service providers throughout the province to help offset fare revenue lost from the COVID-19 pandemic.
November 23, 2022 - Chatham Area Transit (CAT) offices will be closed, and all operations will be suspended on Thursday, Nov. 24, due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
ST. JOSEPH – During the pandemic, the St. Joseph bus stop located at Highway 21 and County Road 84/ Zurich-Hensall Line was taken out of service due to lack of…