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Port Moody renews call for provincial low-income transit pass

Port Moody council is once again calling on the provincial government to create a low-income transit pass for adults, arguing the program would improve affordability, increase transit use and help reduce barriers for residents struggling with rising living costs. The motion builds on years of advocacy by local governments and comes as transit fares have […]

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