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Buses cancelled in North Hastings

Andreas Pandikiu
By Andreas Pandikiu

Tri-Board Student Transportation Services says all school buses in the North Hastings area are cancelled today.

This is for schools part of the Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic District School Board, Hastings & Prince Edward District School Board, Limestone District School Board, and Whitney Public School.

Schools will stay open, but parents or guardians will have to drop off and pick up their kids.

The decision was made based on today’s forecast.

Andreas Pandikiu
Andreas Pandikiu
News Director Hi, hey there, hello! I'm Andreas Pandikiu. I'm originally from Markham, and I'm graduate from the University of Guelph-Humber. My lifelong passion has been to be on-air. On my search for adventure, I stumbled across Bancroft, and haven't looked back. So here I am, 97.7 Moose FM's News Reporter and the Vista Radio Ontario South East News Director. You can find me on twitter @Andreas_Aidan or call me at (613) 332-1423.

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