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Categories: Photo Du JourWindsor

New Bus Terminal

So work finally got underway on the Windsor Bus Terminal. The new station is being built on the site of the former Canadian Tire store in downtown Windsor. The building will look similar to the Art Gallery when completed, and nothing like the “proposed” urban village that is “supposed” to be built on the vacant land to the rear.

The Bus Terminal is scheduled to open in the spring, while the Ubran Village is likely just talk.

Andrew

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  • Hi Andrew great picture! What are they going to do with the old bus station?
    Wow how things are changing around windsor these days!
    Do you think they will have a little cafe inside the new one?
    I remember when i was a kid and took the bus at the old station ,i remember the old juke boxes they had at eah table..and they also had good breakfast..I will miss the old one..
    Thanks again ..........ps...that would be cool if they called the cafe dashboard again..LOL

  • Too bad that old bus station sure was classic hehehehehe and smelled like PEE!

    That reminds me, I miss the old Canadian tire... I loved that it had an upstairs!

  • no offence but dont let the new bus terminal smell like pee and get soo old and yike like the old and please ask the city to clean it everyday and was it everyday so nothing will happen to it because no offence me and my finance taura brooks come into windsor and it stuck like pee and it was all nasty and grambe.

  • Wow how things change! I worked the bus terminal years ago about 1970-something while with Barnes Security and so did a few of my chums back then. As security guards we had to patrol the platforms and the interior, the restrooms and the little restaurant hourly. The best thing about that job was to go to the TBQ for supper on the way home!

  • well here we are the new bus terminal is completed and all we got was vending machines a subway or something would have been nice

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