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BRANDON — A First Nation has acquired the former Greyhound bus depot in Brandon and intends to resume bus service from the city. | Elwood Zastre, chief of the Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation, said it has forged a partnership with Mahikan Bus Lines, based in The Pas, to inaugurate intercity bus service as soon as the 10,734-square-foot building is prepared for operation. | The downtown property, on the southeast corner of Sixth Street and Rosser Avenue, was initially listed for sale at $995,000, although the purchase price is unknown. | Greyhound Canada ended its passenger bus and freight services in the Prairies in October 2018.
BRANDON — A First Nation has acquired the former Greyhound bus depot in Brandon and intends to resume bus service from the city. Elwood Zastre, chief of the Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation, said it has for

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