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Greyhound Cuts North BC Routes After Board Approval
Greyhound diverts 15 British Columbia routes after the Passenger Transportation Board cuts frequencies. The Highway 16 line Prince George to Prince Rupert drops from 22 to 14 weekly trips, Fort St. James service falls to one weekly trip, and Prince George Vancouver trips shrink from three to two per day. Chetwynd to Prince George drops from 24 to 14 weekly trips, Bear Lake stops fall from 19 to 14, with one-way weekday and opposite-day weekend patterns. Greyhound says reduced service reflects demand while avoiding total abandonment, amid multi‑million losses from operations in BC.
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