By Tyler Marr

Former STC bus depots officially on the market

Sep 4, 2017 | 10:23 AM

The province has started the process to sell off the remaining assets from the shuttered Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC).

The former 5,000 square foot bus depot in Prince Albert, along side depots, land and maintenance centres in cities across the province are now on the market, according to the provincial tenders web page.

Other assets, including 45 coach liners and a variety of other vehicles and equipment are also being sold.

Interested parties have until October to place proposals on the items to the Ministry of Central Services. The province has brought on KPMG to help solicit proposals.

The last STC bus left Prince Albert on May 31, after the provincial government announced in this year’s budget it would wind down the former Crown corporation to save $85 million over the next five years. Over 200 jobs were lost.

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