Windsor Councillors Overturn Tunnel Bus Veto
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After nearly a century, end of road for Windsor-Detroit tunnel bus after council vote
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Council voted 6 -5 to override Mayor Drew Dilkens ’ veto of a previous council decision to save the bus.
Under Ontario ’s strong mayor legislation, tunnel bus proponents needed an 8 -3 vote to defeat a mayoral veto.
The mayor said he couldn’t justify subsidizing a service to Detroit when Canada is under “economic attack” from the U.S ..
Ward 9 ’s Kieran McKenzie says killing the bus will be a direct threat’ to Windsorites who work in Detroit .
McKenzie : Generations have grown up taking the bus to Detroit , “a city that feels less like a foreign place and more like an extension of home”.
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