Free bus rides in Laval on Dec. 24, 31
Last Updated: Thursday, December 24, 2009 | 10:54 AM ET
CBC News
Related
External Links
(Note: CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites - links will open in new window)
Laval's public transit commission is offering free all-day transportation on Dec. 24 and 31.
The offer has two goals — to thank riders and discourage drunk driving, said officials at the commission.
People are being asked to make a donation in lieu of paying their regular fare.
Donated money will be given to school lunch programs in Laval.
Share Tools
Big Box Advertisement
Latest Montreal News Headlines
- Montreal telemarketers in fraud case still making calls
- CBC News has learned that no government agency has taken legal action to try to stop a Montreal-based telemarketing company accused of defrauding thousands of small businesses. more »
- Man shot by Montreal police dies
- A man in his thirties is dead after being shot by Montreal police Thursday morning. more »
- Gordon Ramsay splits from Montreal BBQ
- Stick a fork in it — the barbecue chicken venture of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has come to an end in Montreal. more »
- Dog mauled at Montreal dog daycare
- A kennel in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges district could be facing legal action after a dog was mauled to death. more »
Top News Headlines
- Dog kills newborn in Alberta community
- Officials in Airdrie are revealing few details about the fatal mauling of an infant by a family dog in the southern Alberta city. more »
- Underwear bomber sentenced to life in prison
- A Nigerian man who tried to blow up an international flight near Detroit on behalf of al-Qaida has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. more »
- 7 MPs and their fiery quotes
- The election of a majority government was seen by some as a chance for less acrimonious politics on Parliament Hill. But the past week has seen its fair share of inflammatory rhetoric on both sides of the House. more »
- Refugee reforms include fingerprints, no appeals for some
- New, tougher reforms to refugee legislation that hasn't yet come into force are already drawing fire from critics who say they give Canada's immigration minister too much power and risk the lives of claimants. more »
Most Viewed/Commented
- Montreal telemarketers in fraud case still making calls
- Man shot by Montreal police dies
- Actor who played mobster sentenced to 3 1/2 years
- Dog mauled at Montreal dog daycare
- Travellers at Trudeau airport witness flash mob
- 4km police chase ends in car breaking down
- Quebec daycare strike suspended
- Quebec denounces gun registry vote
- Sweet Isabelle's sexy cookies a St. Valentine's hit
Big Box Advertisement
