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City hall has done it again. Since they cannot manage or improve the system, what they have done is eliminate dozens of bus routes.
Most affected are inner-city residents who have relied on public transportation to commute. Case in point is Route 3 which has operated from Jasper Place to Cromdale for the past 60-plus years. It was mostly used by low-income and seniors going downtown or to appointments.
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Another deterrent was cost $3.50 one-way. Some cities in Canada have adopted mini-buses with less frequent runs for routes that are not used enough. Why did our city not use that option? Instead of 15-minute or 30-minute intervals, why was a 60-minute interval not tried? The new system is buffoonery at best call for a pickup in maybe half an hour to take you to a stop for another bus for which you still hav
Of Pioneer Ridge, formally of Marlborough Road, passed away, peacefully on Wednesday, April 28.
Rose was born, raised and educated in Fort William. She was married to the late William (Bill) Bilinski.
She will be lovingly remembered by her family, her daughter Fran (Don) Caddo; grandchildren Allan (Jackie), Terry (Donna) and Kevin (Shelley); great grandchildren Trevor, Chelsea, TJ, Olivia, Drew and Max; as well as nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives.
She was predeceased by her loving husband Bill in 1984; mother and father; sister Helen Mazurski; sister Mary Osadchuk and nephew Harry Plumpton.
She was a long time member of St. Paul s United Church and the focus of her entire life was her family. She spent countless hours helping her husband with the family business. She enjoyed gardening, baking, knitting, bowling, curling, and also playing cards. She loved picking blueberries and wild mushrooms with her late husband. She took great pleasure in having her family
EDMONTON A long-time member of the Royal Canadian Legion was treated to a surprise birthday drive-by on Sunday. Over an dozen vehicles drove by to wish Lawrence Summers a happy 94th birthday. “I was planning on a quiet evening… because I still have a few more of these (beers) left, so I’m celebrating a wee bit,” said Summers. “I don’t have words to explain how I feel, it’s just excitement, surprise, and it was wonderful.” Among the well-wishers were members of the legion, which Summers has been involved with for around 56 years. “We all love Lawrence, Lawrence is great and with the loss of our veterans it’s important to support them and show them that we all still care,” said Shauna Seip, a member of the Ladies’ Auxiliary and the Jasper Place 255 Royal Canadian Legion.
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Alberta won’t be sending health-care workers to Ontario as this province has its own battle to wage with COVID-19, says a senior government spokeswoman.
Jerrica Goodwin, Premier Jason Kenney’s press secretary, confirmed in an email to Postmedia Friday that Ontario Premier Doug Ford had requested assistance. Canada’s most populous province is currently dealing with a massive rise in active cases, reporting a record high of 4,736 infections on Friday.
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