First Nation buys bus depot, plans to revitalize northern bus

First Nation buys bus depot, plans to revitalize northern bus

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Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation, located about 375 kilometres north of Brandon, purchased the former Greyhoud bus depot about a year ago and it is now completing renovations.

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