[:en]June 3, 2015 – As we celebrate Canadian Environment Week, Canada’s ferry operators are reminding Canadians that our sector is doing its part for a greener tomorrow. Through a short video posted online, the Canadian Ferry Association CFA) is highli ...
Manitoulin Expositor - June 3, 2015 MANITOULIN— “We are sold out,” enthused Manitoulin Island Cycling Associates spokesperson Maja Mielonen, noting that the Manitoulin Passage Ride cycling partnership with the Chi-Cheemaun ferry has been growing by lea ...
Intermediate Class Ferries built to weather stormy seas Powell River Peak - June 3, 2015 Concerns were raised about the design of the new replacement ferries for the Queen of Burnaby and Queen of Nanaimo at the most recent meeting of the Northern Sunsh ...
New building is twice the size of the old terminal and cost $20M CBC - June 2, 2015 Marine Atlantic will officially open its new $20-million passenger terminal in North Sydney, N.S., on Wednesday. It's twice the size of the old terminal and includes a ...
We are pleased to announce that Britmar Marine Ltd has joined CFA. Britmar Marine LTD is a marine applications manufacturer stationed in Vancouver, BC. Their primary business is in commercial marine lighting. Learn more, click here.
June 2, 2015 - Our thoughts are with the families of victims and survivors of China's Eastern Star vessel that capsized on the Yangtze River with over 450 people on board. Ferries in Canada adhere to the highest safety standards and are among the safes ...
Green Marine - May 29, 2015 Green Marine awarded their environmental performance certificates to more than 80 maritime companies yesterday during its GreenTech 2015 conference being held in Seattle, Washington. “It’s wonderful to welcome colleagues fro ...
Energy Mag - Serge Buy - Issue 1, 2015 Transportation on waterways has always been a crucial part of living in Canada. From the First Nations travelling by canoes through rivers and lakes to the early Europeans using the St. Lawrence River to explore N ...
Times Colonist - May 24, 2015 March 22, 2006, was the undisputed worst day in B.C. Ferries history: That was the day Queen of the North ran aground 70 nautical miles south of Prince Rupert and sank. Two of the 101 passengers were never found and have b ...