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The Wave transit system rolls out across the city

The City of Kenora is staying in the transit business, but with a difference.

Gone is the conventional transit bus system.

It’s being replaced, starting today with a micro-transit system called the Wave.

Director of Corporate Services Heather Pihulak says it’s an on-demand system, that has worked in other communities.

“City Administration are excited to support a service that enhances accessibility and reliability for everyone,” says Pihulak.

“This innovative shift from a fixed-route bus to on-demand micro-transit will significantly improve efficiency and meets the needs of all residents who use public transportation.”

Rides will still be $2.50, but you must call ahead to arrange pick-up.

You can use The Wave app or call 1-866-515-6664.

It’s hoped the new micro-transit system will be more reliable and increase ridership, compared to the convectional transit system.

  • Tim Davidson has more than 30 years of experience in radio news. He is based in Kenora and covers stories in northwestern Ontario. Contact Tim at davidson.tim@radioabl.ca.

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