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Nearly $22 million being spent for enhanced TransLink public transit services during FIFA World Cup
TransLink will spend nearly $22 million for enhanced public transit services during the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver.
Townsville airport bus services will begin on June 29, with Route 222 linking the airport to key city destinations hourly ...
The popular Transit app's "Transit Royale" premium features are now available for free for TransLink's riders in Metro ...
Belfast Live on MSN
How to get to Ormeau Park for Belsonic
Big names such as Pitbull, The Cure and Kings of Leon are all coming to South Belfast this June to perform at the popular ...
Most streets around BC Place, where the tournament’s games are being held, and in the nearby False Creek neighbourhood will ...
Vancouver Sun on MSN
Flying in or out of Vancouver for the World Cup? Here's what you need to know
The World Cup lands in Vancouver in 10 days, and getting around the airport, through customs and onto transit will be new ...
BC Transit is ramping up service in several transit systems across British Columbia to help customers travel sustainably during the FIFA World Cup matches being hosted in Vancouver this summer, ...
Vancouver Sun on MSN
Good for business or a 'gong show'? Metro Vancouver businesses, residents brace for World Cup's arrival
B.C. Place’s white roof rises above Frankie’s Italian Kitchen & Bar, where the patio is decked out in blue FIFA-emblazoned ...
Derry City and Strabane District Council is to write to the Minister for Infrastructure Liz Kimmins expressing concern over ...
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Glider bus set on fire in east Belfast as MLA hits out at 'violence that has taken to the streets'
Translink suspended bus and glider services on Tuesday evening as images of the burning vehicle emerged.
Vancouver city council is getting behind a push for a low-income transit pass. According to advocates, the city is falling ...
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