June 20, 2015 Friday night, at approximately 9:45 p.m., the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre requested assistance from BC Ferries’ MV Quinitsa with a search and rescue operation for a kayaker in the water off Vancouver Island. The ferry’s rescue boat ...
Join us for an evening reception and an unforgettable experience We are excited to announce that we will be holding a reception at the Vancouver Aquarium during CFA's 2015 Conference - September 13-15. Enjoy appetizers among the colourful fish and sip ...
June 18, 2015 Today, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities released a report entitled "Updating Infrastructure in Canada: An Examination of Needs and Investments." CFA submitted a brief to the Committee ou ...
The Government of Newfoundland & Labrador, Department of Transportation & Works, Marine Services Division is seeking to enter into a service contract with an experienced Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractor for the various refrigeratio ...
CTV Windsor - June 11, 2015 The Ontario government is moving forward with plans to build a new $40 million ferry to service Pelee Island. The province has awarded a contract for a new ferry that will help transport the more than 60,000 visitors and re ...
Nanaimo Business News - June 9, 2015 BC Ferries is making strides to maintain more environmentally-friendly practices, and has been formally recognized for its efforts. BC Ferries joined Green Marine this year and was certified on May 28 after being re ...
[:en]Canada’s Ferries Leading the Way: Ferry Operators Benefiting Local Communities June 8, 2015 – The actions by the Bay Ferries’ Princess of Acadia yesterday, remind us of the important role our ferries play in communities across Canada. According t ...
Digby Courier - June 8, 2015 SAINT JOHN – The crew of the Digby Saint John ferry rescued an injured fisherman last night. The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre in Halifax dispatched the Princess of Acadia to pick up a crewmember from the Compass Rose ...
Chronicle Herald - June 8, 2015 Crew members from the Princess of Acadia ferry picked up an injured fisherman Sunday evening while making the trip from Digby to Saint John. The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre in Halifax asked the ferry for help, while ...