Greyhound buses in Ontario and Quebec were like the Twin Otters in Alaska. It's a huge loss for smaller and northern communities. Besides affordable, scheduled

Greyhound buses in Ontario and Quebec were like the Twin Otters in Alaska. It's a huge loss for smaller and northern communities. Besides affordable, scheduled passenger service, Greyhound carried film reels for theaters, and likely other materials. Really it was an essential service - I don't see how many rural towns will continue to be viable. Certainly young people will leave for the big city and never return. Note that if Greyhound still owns their city-center terminals, those could be worth a billion dollars.