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The answer was an easy one for him. I am black and gold through and through, said Roethlisberger.
That he is.
For 17 years Roethlisberger has worn the black and gold, playing in a Steelers record 233 games and starting a record 231. So, when the question arose about his Steelers legacy and would he consider finishing out his career anywhere else, there was no doubt. It s the reason he approached the team about taking a pay cut when he signed a new contract for the 2021 season, his 18th with the team after being selected in the first round of the 2004 NFL Draft.
Just a day after Greyhound announced it was permanently putting the brakes on its remaining Canadian operations, another bus service is gearing up to offer connections from Ottawa to several other Ontario cities.
Megabus said Friday it will start providing service next week from a new stop at the St. Laurent transit station to Toronto, Scarborough and Kingston. The firm will run double-decker buses from Thursday through Sunday beginning on May 20, and tickets will be free for the first week of service.
Megabus is operated by Coach Canada, which provides service between various cities in Ontario and Quebec. Coach Canada’s parent company, Coach USA, launched the brand in the U.S. in 2006, and it expanded to Canada two years later.
Greyhound s shutdown could present expansion opportunities: Transit providers
Salmaan Farooqui, The Canadian Press
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Intercity transit providers say they re looking at opportunities for expansion in the wake of Greyhound Canada s decision to cease operations last week.
Megabus, which has an extensive coach bus network in North America, already announced it would now service Ottawa four days of the week in a new route spanning Toronto, Kingston, Ont., and the nation s capital. It s something we ve been looking at for a bit of time, said Colin Emberson, vice president of retail at Megabus, which is launching regular service out of Ottawa for the first time.
Transit providers say Greyhound s pullout could present expansion opportunities
by Salmaan Farooqui, The Canadian Press
Posted May 17, 2021 12:15 pm EDT
Last Updated May 17, 2021 at 12:27 pm EDT
Intercity transit providers say they’re looking at opportunities for expansion in the wake of Greyhound Canada’s decision to cease operations last week.
Megabus, which has an extensive coach bus network in North America, already announced it would now service Ottawa four days of the week in a new route spanning Toronto, Kingston, Ont., and the nation’s capital.
“It’s something we’ve been looking at for a bit of time,” said Colin Emberson, vice president of retail at Megabus, which is launching regular service out of Ottawa for the first time.