February 7, 2018
Transport and Local Government Minister Frankie Campbell. Photo: Shawn Hanna/Tribune Staff
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Unified bus system is ready to roll
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Bus route identified to test out new system
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Govt not yet in possession of property for new post office
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Bus pilot project depends on agreement with bank
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Campbell: Unfair to speak ill of taxi drivers
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