Changes to bus services discussed on Drive Time

By: Robert Washburn | February 10, 2016

PORT HOPE — Councillor Terry Hickey

Port Hope councillor Terry Hickey talks with Drive Time host Dave Glover about a recent transit study looking at changing service for the town.

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