Wednesday, May 14, 2025, 1:21 pm
In a disturbingly brazen act, a Calgary transit bus driver was assaulted on duty and now faces life-threatening injuries. The incident, which has prompted swift police action, leaves us wondering if public transit isn’t just about commuting anymore.
CALGARY - A Calgary transit bus driver is being treated for injuries in hospital after he was attacked on the job.
A Calgary Transit bus driver is recovering in hospital from serious injuries after being attacked by unknown assailants onboard his bus early Wednesday morning.
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