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SD79 Cancels School Bus Service on Several Routes

Slippery and dangerous driving conditions on roads this morning have prompted the Cowichan Valley School District to cancel school buses on several routes.
Schools are open today for the children of essential workers and students with special needs, but all other students do not return until Monday, January 10.
SD79 says buses serving schools in the South End and Lake Cowichan will not be operating.

The affected routes are 1-12 and 51 serving South End schools and Duncan Transfers.
School buses 40, 41, 42 serving Lake Cowichan Schools and Duncan transfers will also not be running.
Buses 24 and 27 will not be out on routes in the Glenora area and buses 28 and 25 will not be running in Sahtlam.
More details are available on the school district website.
The district warns there may be delays in picking up students in some areas.
Mike Patterson
Mike Patterson
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