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Winnipeg bus drivers not happy with mask mandate

March 13, 2022 7:02 pm CST.
Masks may be coming off for the public as on March 15th but Winnipeg bus drivers will have to continue to wear them. @BrianneFoley7 catches up with union president and bus riders to see what they think of these new rules.

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