Iqaluit, Canada's Most Northern City, Gets Its First Bus Line(opens in a new tab)
Jacinto Marques, formerly from Angola, launches Iqaluit’s first bus service, marking the city’s inaugural public transportation system.
Jacinto Marques, a former Angolan national who relocated to Canada’s northernmost city of Iqaluit, has launched the municipality’s first public bus line. The service will provide essential transportation for residents and mark a milestone in Arctic community infrastructure.
Jacinto Marques, formerly from Angola, launches Iqaluit’s first bus service, marking the city’s inaugural public transportation system.
A former Angolan national has started the first bus line in Iqaluit, Canada's only Arctic city, offering new transportation for locals.
Iqaluit has begun operations on its inaugural bus route, a first for Canada’s only Arctic city. The service is run by Jacinto Marques, who migrated from Angola.