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Sudden Death on BC Ferry Deemed Not Criminal

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Mounties say the body of a man was removed from BC Ferries Queen of Oak Bay on Monday, but...

Ferry passengers want more sailings, according to survey

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BC Ferries had more than 4000 respondents for their online survey and the message from the public is that...

BC Ferries: Zero tolerance for impaired driving

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You could find yourself in hot water if you're caught impaired on a BC ferry. Spokesperson Deb Marshall says...

Ferries seeking feedback on Sunshine Coast schedules

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BC Ferries wants to get feedback on schedule changes for the Sunshine Coast and Bowen Island. Deborah Marshall says they...

Ferries getting set for May long weekend

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BC Ferries is adding extra sailings on the most popular routes for the Victoria Day long weekend. Deborah Marshall says...

Salish Orca to begin service next week

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The date has been set for BC Ferries newest vessel to enter service. The Salish Orca will take over the...

Final bit of training being done on Salish Orca

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The journey of the Salish Orca continues. The BC ferry will be replacing the Queen of Burnaby on the Comox...

New ferry to serve Port Hardy to Bella Coola run

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BC Ferries has purchased a new vessel. The 17-year-old ship, currently named the Aqua Spirit, will be offering a new...

BC Ferries reducing reservation fees

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BC Ferries is reducing its reservation fees. Spokesperson Deborah Marshall says the fare will go from $15 to $10 for...

Ferry crews rescue distressed eagle

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BC Ferries crews pulled off a unique rescue Monday morning. Spokesperson Deb Marshall says crew members on the MV Island...

Ferries gearing up for the holidays

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BC Ferries crews are gearing up for the holiday season. Spokesperson Deborah Marshall says tomorrow, December 23rd, is expected to...

BC Ferries looking at new rules for 2017

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BC Ferries is looking to implement some new policies in 2017. The company is hoping to fully comply with Transport...

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