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Calgary Transit Buses Arrive In Cold Lake

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Six former Calgary Transit buses have arrived in Cold Lake. The buses will make up the city’s new transit system, to be launched later this year. Early stages of the system will use only two buses, but city officials say that the extra vehicles will give them room to expand. Chief Administrative Officer, Kevin Nagoya, said the buses were a bargain. Combined with tires and spare parts, they cost the city just $44,000.
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