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PWTransit, a division of Calgary-based Pacific Western Transportation, is a full-service bus transportation company.

PWTransit, a division of Calgary-based Pacific Western Transportation, is a full-service bus transportation company with operations in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario.

11/05/2024

"A mother teaches us that there is no end at all to what love can do." Keely Chace

Wishing all mothers a very happy .

26/04/2024

Starting on April 2nd, 2024, West Coast Transit, a new regional public transportation service, was launched and connect the communities of Ucluelet, Tofino, hitac̓u, Ty-Histanis, and Esowista seven days a week, except for statutory holidays.

The Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District Government (ACRD), along with PWTransit and its West Coast Committee, as well as First Nations, municipalities, and agencies, have collaborated to develop an interim public transit service. The goal of this service is to connect the District of Tofino and the Resort Municipality of Ucluelet, as well as intervening ACRD Electoral Area “C” and Parks Canada areas.

There is also an option to connect to the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Government community of Hitacu. Unfortunately, the implementation of a BC Transit-administered service on the West Coast has been postponed due to the provincial share of funding being unavailable. Therefore, the ACRD has been working with PWTransit to develop an interim public transit service. This service is meant to be a basic level of service that can be locally funded and developed with the support and involvement of key community, transportation, health, and hospitality stakeholders in the area.

The addition of this new service, along with several other successful contracts this year for transit, is a testament to our people and the hard work they put in to meet the expectations of both customers and companies. We look forward to growing with the ACRD, and we thank you for trusting PWTransit with moving your customers.

25/04/2024

We have more employee shout outs to share!!

"Upon reading a local newspaper on an early Friday afternoon, Bill became aware of a road closure (due to construction) that was to take effect Monday morning. We had no advance notice from the city and had to look at how that would affect service to our ridership.

Had we not been given the heads up by Bill, our drivers would have navigated the tight and upwardly winding hill only to have run into an area where the bus would not have been able to turn and would have been stuck in an unsafe situation to back down the steep winding hill.

Bill's effort to notify us helped to create a limited route to the area that would still serve some of our ridership and helped to prevent our driver from being faced with this unknown situation on a Monday morning.

Thank you Bill for your effort and care." - Alan-Michael

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"I appreciate Matt D. He always comes to work with a smile and puts up with all of my apprentice questions. I appreciate him greatly because I would not be the mechanic I am today if it wasn’t for all of the valuable knowledge he’s taught me, about busses but even with life and coaching me to be a better person." - Thomas

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"I appreciate the entire Paratransit crew in Hazelton, B.C. Drivers Guy, Robert, Danny, Andy & Chris. This league of extraordinary fine gentlemen run mostly independently and ensure the transit service is on time and service is always provided with a smile. - Luis

22/04/2024

PWTransit Kicks Off Service in West Kootenay Region

We are thrilled to announce that our organization has successfully commenced operations in the West Kootenay region, following the award of a contract through BC Transit's standard procurement process. The contract encompasses both conventional and paratransit services in the region, covering several communities including Trail, Castlegar, and the Boundary Transit System (Grand Forks).

As a leading transit provider, PWTransit Canada is responsible for managing multiple contracts on behalf of BC Transit in British Columbia. The initial contract term is set at five years, with the possibility of extensions up to nine years, reflecting our long-term commitment to the communities we serve.

We are deeply grateful for the trust and confidence that BC Transit has placed in our organization. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to delivering the highest standards of service excellence to the communities we serve. We believe that our collaboration with BC Transit will continue to flourish and create a positive impact on the region, as we embark on this journey together.

10/04/2024

To our employees and our friends celebrating the end of Ramadan, we wish you a joyful -al-Fitr.

30/03/2024

Wishing you a safe and Happy Easter. 🐰🐣 May your weekend be filled with joy, family and rest.

23/03/2024

Airdrie Transit Thanks Their Dedicated Drivers Group!

As Transit Driver Appreciation Week wraps up, Airdrie Transit would like to thank their dedicated driver group for keeping their community running smoothly.

It's hard to imagine a world without transit operators! Navigating our towns and cities would be much more challenging without them leading the way.

21/03/2024

PWTransit Recognizes 2024 Transit Driver Appreciation Week!
Every March 18th marks the beginning of Transit Driver Appreciation Week, a time when everyone is encouraged to show appreciation to the thousands of transit operators who work tirelessly to keep our communities running smoothly.

The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) is extending its recognition with a full week of gratitude until March 25th. Each year, transit systems, businesses, riders, and elected officials recognize and thank Canada's dedicated public transit staff. In Calgary alone, there are nearly 2,500 Calgary Transit operators who transport millions of Calgarians around the city each year.

Take a moment to thank and appreciate your transit driver for a job well done. As you know, transit drivers make an important contribution to the communities they serve.
For starters, they ensure the safety of transit travellers, keep track of the stops, inform passengers of delays, collect fares, and have the ultimate responsibility of dropping passengers off at the correct location. Moreover, these transportation professionals also perform basic vehicle maintenance to ensure their vehicle is in good working order at the start of their shift.

It's hard to imagine a world without them! Navigating our towns and cities would be much more challenging without transit drivers and public transportation.

Transit Driver Appreciation Week is a wonderful opportunity to show them how grateful we are for the service they provide.

08/03/2024

Today is International Women's Day. As we celebrate the nearly 100,000 amazing women that work in the transportation industry across Canada, and all the women in our lives, PWT would like to profile the journey of Liz Vomastic, Lead Hand at Southland Edmonton's 17th Street Shop.
"I’ve been with Southland for five years now, I’m a red seal journeyman automotive service technician and lead hand at our 17th street shop in Edmonton.
I was a school bus driver when my girls were babies, and when they started school, I knew I wanted to work full-time and support them. I had a crazy idea that if I could drive a school bus, I could probably learn how to fix them as well.
Having zero mechanical background meant that it was hard to get a foot in the door. That’s where Women Building Futures came in. I did a 17-week program with them which was called “journeywoman start” (now renamed journey to trades) and this gave me several safety tickets and hands on experience with basic hand and power tools, as well as a change to try out different trades and get a feel for a trades environment.
I got my first shop job when I finished in 2015 and I guess the rest is history. I’ve been working on school busses for nine years total now and I love it so much.
I’m now working/volunteering as an ambassador for Women Building Futures to promote the skilled trades as a viable career choice for girls and women. I’m also very vocal about promoting the trades as an option for neurodiverse individuals as well as I am autistic/adhd myself and I feel that many of my traits/quirks have contributed to my success - as well as the support from my team in Edmonton."
Thank you Liz, for sharing your story today.

15/02/2024

😍A huge congratulations to our parent company Student Transportation of America who has been named one of the Best Large Employers of 2024 by Forbes Magazine. We’re thrilled to work alongside North America’s leader in student transportation and their 23,000 employees who safely, reliably and responsibly transport students every single day. 🚌

This award is recognition of STA’s efforts to put students and families first by hiring the best drivers and building a strong, engaged workforce. Read more. https://ridesta.com/sta-recognized-on-the-forbes-americas-best-employers-2024-list/

08/02/2024

PWTransit Expands Operations to Atlantic Canada: Launch of Paratransit Services in Fredericton

We are delighted to announce the successful commencement of operations for the City of Fredericton's paratransit services by PWTransit on January 8th. This marks a significant milestone for our company as we extend our footprint to Atlantic Canada. With three revenue vehicles now serving the citizens of Fredericton, we are committed to delivering a service that exceeds expectations.

The launch of the Fredericton paratransit service on Monday has not only showcased our operational prowess but has also fostered a strong relationship with our new client, the City of Fredericton. This partnership will undoubtedly yield fruitful collaborations as we navigate new service challenges together.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the City of Fredericton for entrusting us with this important responsibility.

02/02/2024

PW Transit Canada Employees Vote in Favour of Tentative Agreement

February 1, 2024
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Prince George, BC - PWTransit Canada is pleased to announce that our employees in Comox Valley and Campbell River have voted in favour of accepting the tentative agreement that was reached last week.

We are excited to be able to bring all of our people back to work very soon. We understand that this has been a difficult time for the riders who depend on Transit, and we are working to get Transit services up and running as soon as we can safely do so.

The company has no further comment at this time.

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Media Contact:
Ted Flitton
Pacific Western Transportation
403 371 4935

26/01/2024

PW Transit Canada is Pleased to Reach Tentative Agreement with Unifor Local 114.

Janaury 25, 2024

Prince George, BC - PWTransit Canada is pleased to announce that we have reached a tentative agreement with the Unifor 114 bargaining committee for Comox Valley and Campbell River transit systems.

The date for ratification is still to be determined. If all goes well, details on when the public can expect Transit Services to resume will be announced next week.

Media Contact:
Ted Flitton
Pacific Western Transportation
403 371 4935

23/12/2023

On December 8th, 2023, St. Albert Transit held a special raffle draw. The new initiative was a fundraiser for the St. Albert Food Bank and was done the week prior. Tickets were sold at $5 each and 5 lucky Operators were drawn!

Each of them receiving a paid day off where a Manager did their shift for them, thus donating their time in lieu to help the less fortunate.

Attached is a photo our Manager of Training and Recruitment, Brenda LaCroix took this morning at the start of her driving shift - all for good cause!

A total of $295 was raised and donated yesterday - just in time for the Christmas holidays.

This is the inaugural event, and we hope to see it return next year!

I'd like to give a special shout out to our Operators and all Managers for making this a success!

Managers rewarding the winners are: Kyle Bundun (Service Delivery Manager), Brenda LaCroix (Manager of Training and Recruitment), Jeff Steven (Transit Inspector), Kylie Belcourt (Transit Inspector) and Brenda Donahue (Transit Dispatch)

Here are the LUCKY WINNERS! Congratulations for raising $295 for the St. Albert Food Bank!

Richard Buksa
Jessie Goerz
Kim Le Mesurier
Tracy Krawchuk
Steve Galkiewicz

23/12/2023

One MILLION Rides and Counting!

Last week, Edmonton Transit Service took to social media to announce an exceptional milestone for its On Demand service!

Congratulations to Dekland for completing the ONE MILLIONTH On Demand Transit trip! On November 22, he was riding from school when he completed the milestone trip!

“Being the millionth rider feels amazing!” says Dekland, adding he loves how fast and reliable the service is.

Dekland books On Demand Transit service using the app twice a day, 5 days a week. “My experience has been great!” ETS is thrilled to have you as a frequent rider on our On Demand Transit service.

We launched On Demand Transit on April 25, 2021, and are excited to reach this landmark with our ridership!

THANK YOU to our riders, as well as our partners and !

Congratulations to everyone at PWTransit on this major accomplishment! Well done, team!

16/12/2023

PWTransit's Stuff the Bus Fundraiser Brings in More Than 1,200 Pounds of Donations in Port Alberni

On December 2nd, the good people of Port Alberni were asked to ‘stuff the bus’ with donations for the Alberni Valley Community Food Bank, and they answered the call to the tune of 1,235 pounds of food and toys!

Employees from PWTransit brought a bus to the Walmart parking lot, and members of the public were given the opportunity to fill the bus with donations. Volunteers from the AV Lions Club as well as Santa and Manny the Elf were on hand to thank everyone for their generosity.

Operations supervisor Kathy Deschamps said volunteers collected more than $1,000 in cash and gift card donations as well.

(Photos courtesy of Alberni Valley News)

13/12/2023

PW Transit Canada is disappointed that the members of Unifor Local 114 have rejected a second tentative Collective Bargaining Agreement which was arrived at on December 5th and unanimously recommended by the Union bargaining committee.

The company understands that many residents will be negatively impacted by the disruption to transit services, especially leading into the holiday season. We can report, however, that PWT and the Union have settled on an essential services agreement, which will enable us to continue to provide HandyDART service for customers with medical and other critical appointments..

The Union’s rejection of this tentative CBA follows the previous tentative agreement on November 21st also recommended by the Union bargaining committee for approval.

The company believes we have taken every measure to come to an agreement at the bargaining table and avoid a strike situation.

The tentative deal of December 5th offered a small increase in compensation over and above the first tentative agreement and represents a higher guaranteed total percentage increase to wages than the BC Public Sector Union employees recently received over a similar three year period. It amounted to a more than 18% overall compensation increase in 3 years, with a total increase to wages of 15.5%.

Unfortunately, right now we are not able to offer a timeline for a return to regular bus service. However, we will continue to use any means at our disposal in the collective bargaining process to bring the labor disruption to an end as soon as possible.

27/10/2023

On October 14th, we gathered at the Mariott Hotel to honour and celebrate the remarkable milestones achieved by three esteemed Prince George Transit veteran drivers.

Randy Briggs has provided an astounding 45 years of dedicated service, Jack Dally was honoured for 40 years behind the wheel, and Lou Zerebeski was recognized for his 28 years of commitment. The families of the honourees, as well as Prince George Transit staff, were invited to help mark these significant achievements.

The special evening featured a formal buffet-style dinner, inspiring speeches, and the presentation of gift awards from Prince George Transit, Pacific Western Group of Companies and BC Transit. It was a wonderful opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to these remarkable individuals and share great moments with the drivers we hold in high esteem.

Our PGT management team of Kathy McMillan, Chris Holbrook, Franklin Balolong, Sam Campbell and Denis Litvinov were joined by James Vine, Vice President of PWT Transit, to help celebrate the incredible contributions of our veteran drivers.

It was also great to see BC Transit Regional Operations Manager Sheryl Stevens and City of Prince George Transit Planner Michael Coulson join the celebration.

Watch the video to see a slideshow of a truly special night.

05/06/2023

The City of Spruce Grove - Your Local Government has been blown away by the success of its recent On Demand Transit expansion to three neighbouring communities.
https://www.pwt.ca/on-demand/expansion-of-spruce-grove-on-demand-service-to-neighbouring-communities-a-major-success-story/

01/06/2023

Krista Gates, Dispatcher at Whistler Transit and nominee for the 2022 R.B. Colborne Award of Excellence, was recently featured in the May edition of BC Transit's 'Connections' Newsletter. You can check out the article below. Congratulations Krista!

Regional Transit Profile: Krista Gates from Whistler Transit

Krista Gates is a valued member of the Whistler Transit family. She has been excelling in her role for several years and ‘loves her job’ by her own admission. Not even the biggest personal and professional challenge of her life could deter Krista from a successful and inspiring career with Whistler Transit.

The first airplane that Krista ever flew on landed her in Whistler from her home in Halifax and she never looked back. She worked with Zipline Tours and Whistler Connections prior to choosing a career with Whistler Transit in 2018. Krista began as a Dispatcher and Social Media Coordinator and loved her job immediately.

Whistler is a wonderful fit for Krista because she loves nature. Hiking and camping have been part of her life since she was a small child. Krista also finds music very important in her life, as a calming influence that brings her peace. You will always find Krista with a set of headphones in her ears.

In the fall of 2020 Krista’s life changed forever. She began feeling unwell and sought medical attention on several occasions. After multiple appointments and ER visits, Krista was diagnosed as having had a stroke. Krista realized the extent of her circumstance when testing began. She had lost all her peripheral vision, her ability to read, and most of her general functions such as cooking, cleaning and bathing. Her driver’s license was taken away. This was an extremely challenging period in Krista’s life.

The road to recovery demonstrated Krista’s resiliency and perseverance. The next 20 months were spent re-learning basic knowledge and functions, such as colours and animal names. Since her stroke, she also developed a fear of noises and large groups. Krista had to develop new strategies to help her function at work. She uses earphones to drown out the office distractions and electronic devices to read text back to her to ensure the wording on her emails is correct. Each day continues to present challenges, and each day Krista faces them with a positive attitude and a quiet strength.

Krista’s ability to connect and empathize with customers separates her from others. She treats every person ‘in the way you would want them to treat you, or your parents.’ Krista’s life experience has provided her perspective and her desire to help others is great. The Regional Operations Manager for BC Transit is adamant that Krista is one of the most talented customer service staff in the province.

”My stroke was one of the most difficult things I have ever gone through – it sucked. But it also made me who I am today. I take nothing for granted and truly appreciate so much more in life,” said Krista Gates. ”My message to everyone is to never take anything for granted. Live life to the fullest. Make memories and don’t have regrets.’

Thanks for everything you do, Krista! You’re an inspiration to us all.

Robert Hart
Regional Operations Manager
BC Transit South Coast Region

04/05/2023

If you’re easily amoosed, then you’ll want to hear all about how a young moose made a surprise stop at our Dawson Creek Transit Facility today.

Fortunately, there was no wild moose chase to remove the creature from the shop, and he left without incident.

Everyone was fine… we promoose!

We have no idea who the four-legged intruder was, as he wanted to remain anony-moose.

Thank you to the staff at Dawson Creek Transit facility for sending us this amazing video!

03/04/2023

PWTransit Driver ‘The Flowerman’ Recognized for Having a Big Heart by Comox Valley High School

Anyone who lives in the Comox Valley and rides the bus knows who Transit Operator JD Ludlow is. But they’re more likely to know him as ‘The Flowerman’. This character, filled to the brim with community spirit, has been lifting people up and making them smile for the past three years.

And his good deeds and infectious attitude have now officially been recognized by Highland Secondary School, who presented The Flowerman with the Highland Has Heart Award on March 1st.

JD Ludlow moved to the Comox Valley from Manitoba in 2019. He’s overcome a lot of personal challenges, including homelessness, anxiety and depression, and sees it as a personal mission to help others feel joy. His random acts of kindness started off with Lei Day on May 5, 2021, where he gave out leis to people getting on his bus.

Lei Day was started to celebrate the date of his recovery from mental illness by stringing together real flower Lei’s with a team of volunteers to live music on the beach and selling them raising money for the Comox Valley Transition Society.

His “shenanigans” as he likes to call them have grown in magnitude and infamy, and have included a community snow shoveling cavalry and multiple Valentine’s Day events, and have always involved his bus, or driving his classic 1966 yellow Mustang Convertible called Lemon-Aid.

He calls his car that because she’s yellow but certainly no lemon and Aid because I love helping others. That car also has his homemade wooden yellow kayak mounted on top that contains multiple rotating interactive travelling sculptures. This too certainly brings many smiles.

20/03/2023

Every March 18 marks the beginning of Transit Driver Appreciation Week. This year, one of our PWTransit drivers was selected to be featured in the Canadian Urban Transit Association's media campaign to recognize the vital contribution transit operators make each and every day. Congratulations, Jahangir Chowdhry of Airdrie Transit!
The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) is extending its recognition with a full week of gratitude until March 24. Each year, transit systems, businesses, riders, and elected officials recognize and thank Canada's dedicated public transit staff who keep our cities running.
Take a moment to thank and appreciate your transit driver for a job well done. As you know, transit drivers make an important contribution to the communities they serve.
For starters, they ensure the safety of transit travellers, keep track of the stops, inform passengers of delays, collect fares, and have the ultimate responsibility of dropping passengers off at the correct location. Moreover, these transportation professionals also perform basic vehicle maintenance to ensure their vehicle is in good working order at the start of their shift.
It's hard to imagine a world without them! Navigating our towns and cities would be much more challenging without transit drivers and public transportation. Transit Driver Appreciation Week is a wonderful opportunity to show them how grateful we are for the service they provide.

03/03/2023

Prince George Transit is currently seeking an enthusiastic, driven and hardworking Truck and Coach Mechanic to join our team in Prince George.

You will be tasked with performing regular preventative maintenance, repairs and CVIPs, while being challenged in systematic utilization of our fleet, shop facilities, efficiencies and safety of our fleet.

Why work for us? We offer a competitive hourly wage, annual tool and boot allowance, 100% dental coverage, extended medical, long/short term disability, life insurance as well as a generous pension plan (higher value in comparison to RSP matching programs offered by our competitors)

Visit https://bit.ly/41He3yC to apply today!

03/03/2023

At PWTransit, you belong to a world-class team of innovators and industry leaders who are passionate about getting people Safely Home. Our culture is driven by inclusivity and people who are empowered, proud, and believe in the power of a positive attitude. With over 65 years in the industry, we have evolved, but one thing has remained the same, our people are our greatest asset.

PWTransit is currently seeking experienced 310T Mechanics to join our transit operation in Whitby, ON. These are temporary full-time contract positions lasting for one year, with the potential of becoming permanent. We offer personalized training, competitive wages, and a flexible schedule that allows for work-life balance. This is a shop-based role with no work required outdoors in the wintertime. Current shift is Sunday to Thursday (flexible depending on the candidate).

Visit https://bit.ly/3kM3GJe to apply today!

03/03/2023

PWTransit is seeking an experienced 310T Mechanic to join our transit operation in Milton, ON. This is a full-time permanent position that will be responsible for maintenance of the Milton Transit fleet. The hours of operations are 5:00 am to 10:00 pm. The successful mechanic will work 8 hours shifts. Shifts will occur Monday through Friday, with occasional Saturdays required.

We offer personalized training, competitive wages, a benefits package and perks such as an annual tool and boot allowance.

Visit https://bit.ly/3SPlb8b to apply today!

10/02/2023

When looking at building a career after finishing high school, a lot of young people overlook the trades as a viable option. Many are unaware that the trades offer high-tech jobs with good working conditions and long-term contracts - perfect for young families looking for stability and opportunity.

This week, Prince George Transit hosted a trades tour to show some high schoolers from the Career Technical Centre the inner workings and high-tech side of the transit and motorcoach industry.

Right off the bat, we showed these eager students what it’s like to work on buses and coaches. Our shop foreman, Sam Campbell, had a fault planted on the Prince George Cougars motorcoach. He then walked the class through how the operator would see the fault in the drivers compartment and file a deficiency on the drivers report.

After that, Sam demonstrated a diagnostic of the fault that included printing the wiring schematics and following the wiring in the bus to find the fault. He also led a facility tour showing how we work on buses hoisted in the air (required with low floor/air ride equipment) and our involvement in mid-life work like engine/transmission replacements on transit buses. It was a great day, and the students really got the grand tour of our shop.

Trade tours like this are important for us to host because young people interested in the trades often have no exposure to the transportation industry and overlook it when considering a line of employment. Transit and Coach work is high-tech, often clean, and very detail-oriented - providing a rich experience for someone interested in being engaged in their profession. Transit work also provides an excellent work/life balance because it is based in the city you live in, and coming home every night to the same address is essential for those with young families.

Finally, trades offer above-average wages and a career path to young people that affords them a lifestyle that would otherwise not be possible without years of post-secondary education. High school students are usually surprised to find that sponsored apprenticeships include pay while in school and all tuition/books costs covered for a Red Seal apprenticeship program.

We look forward to hosting many more students to get the word out that an apprenticeship in the trades can lead to a successful and satisfying career in transportation.

20/01/2023

To build awareness about the importance of being seen while walking dark streets in winter months, NWBC Transit in Terrace, BC has launched a new campaign to boost pedestrian visibility after sunset.

Driver Kiley Comptom is pictured holding up the reflective armbands that NWBC Transit is handing out to passengers, and any pedestrians found walking the streets in dark clothing.

We hope this encourages those in the community to be more aware of their surroundings, allowing everyone to get .

16/12/2022

Squamish Transit Honours Mechanic With 5-Year Service Award

We want to send out major kudos to a Squamish Transit driver for his continuing dedication to PWT and its Core Values!
This week, Kyle Barg, Squamish Transit Lead Hand Mechanic, received his 5-Year Service Award.

Jessica Lamarche, Transit Supervisor of SQT, was on hand to present Kyle his gift. We’d also like to mention that Kyle achieved a GREEN rating during the last BCT Fleet inspection.

Congratulations, Kyle, and keep up the good work!

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On October 14th, we gathered at the Mariott Hotel to honour and celebrate the remarkable milestones achieved by three esteemed Prince George Transit veteran drivers. Randy Briggs has provided an astounding 45 years of dedicated service, Jack Dally was honoured for 40 years behind the wheel, and Lou Zerebeski was recognized for his 28 years of commitment. The families of the honourees, as well as Prince George Transit staff, were invited to help mark these significant achievements. The special evening featured a formal buffet-style dinner, inspiring speeches, and the presentation of gift awards from Prince George Transit, Pacific Western Group of Companies and BC Transit. It was a wonderful opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to these remarkable individuals and share great moments with the drivers we hold in high esteem. Our PGT management team of Kathy McMillan, Chris Holbrook, Franklin Balolong, Sam Campbell and Denis Litvinov were joined by James Vine, Vice President of PWT Transit, to help celebrate the incredible contributions of our veteran drivers. It was also great to see BC Transit Regional Operations Manager Sheryl Stevens and City of Prince George Transit Planner Michael Coulson join the celebration. Watch the video to see a slideshow of a truly special night. #employeerecognition #dedication #SafelyHome

If you’re easily amoosed, then you’ll want to hear all about how a young moose made a surprise stop at our Dawson Creek Transit Facility today. Fortunately, there was no wild moose chase to remove the creature from the shop, and he left without incident. Everyone was fine… we promoose! We have no idea who the four-legged intruder was, as he wanted to remain anony-moose. Thank you to the staff at Dawson Creek Transit facility for sending us this amazing video! #mooseontheloose #SafelyHome

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PWTransit, a division of Calgary-based Pacific Western Transportation, is a full-service bus transportation company, with operations located in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario.

With over five decades of operating experience, PWTransit manages fixed-route and para transit systems on behalf of municipalities and provincial operating authorities. Our employees operate a variety of transit vehicles travelling almost 11 million kilometres annually. Our commitment to safety and customer service excellence includes providing up-to-date vehicles, quality maintenance facilities, and the development of highly-qualified personnel.

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