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The company providing new bus service to the southern half of the province and Lower Mainland is making some tweaks to its scheduling.

Ebus began operating two weeks ago, replacing a number of routes offered by Greyhound before they ceased service in Western Canada.

In a news release, Ebus says it is making adjustments to all its routes based on feedback from customers.

Ebus says scheduled stops will continue in Kelowna, Vernon, Kamloops, Abbotsford, Surrey and Vancouver.  Buses will only stop in Merritt, Hope and Chilliwack if there is an advanced reservation booked.

They will no longer stop in Richmond, however.

The company says it is also working with the cities of Kelowna and West Kelowna to provide additional stops.

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