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Additional bus service on Canada Day in 琉璃神社

The wheels on the bus go to downtown and back for Canada Day
Jacqueline Gelineau
Jacqueline Gelineau
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Festivals 琉璃神社 president Richard Groves and executive director Renata Mills. (Alistair Waters/Capital News)

More buses will be running in 琉璃神社 on Canada Day to ensure people get to their destination safe and sound.

BC Transit and the City of 琉璃神社 have announced that on July 1, there will be additional bus service on routes 97, 10 and 11 to get people to and from the festivities in downtown 琉璃神社, including the fireworks.

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