[:en]The National Trade Corridors Fund will begin a call for proposals on January 15, 2019. The federal government intends to focus on projects that will improve the transportation system as it relates to exports capacity. The intend is to support Can ...
[:en]The Canadian Ferry Association concluded its second innovation mission in Europe. The successful visit included, amongst other things, discussions on alternative fuels, automation, big data and regulatory issues. CFA wishes to thank the organizati ...
[:en]Don’t miss out on the event of the year for Canada’s ferry sector – the CFA Conference & Trade Show. Join us in Saint John, New Brunswick - September 15 to 17, 2019 The theme of the Conference is Innovation in Customer Experience Registration ...
[:en]The Canadian Ferry Association signed a Conservation Agreement with Transport Canada regarding the Southern Resident Killer Whales (SKRW), a species that is on the brink of extinction. Ferry operators have taken concrete steps to support conserva ...
[:en]Serge Buy, CEO of the Canadian Ferry Association made a presentation to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans to introduce the efforts made by ferry operators to protect whales. The transcript of the meeting will soon be ...
[:en]The Canadian Ferry Association held its annual conference in Whistler. With a record number of attendees and exhibitors, the Conference was a clear success. It focused on ferry services in remote regions of our country and ferries serving indige ...
[:en]The Canadian Ferry Association’s CEO, Serge Buy, made a presentation to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities. CFA introduced the crucial role played by ferries in the transportation of goods in vari ...
[:en]CFA’s CEO visited ferry operations in Northerm Canada. Ferries are essential links for Northern communities. In the Yukon the George Black ferry links Dawson City and the rest of the territory to Alaska. In the Northwest Territories, the ferrie ...
[:en]For ten days, the Chair of the Canadian Ferry Association, Captain Jamie Marshall, visited a number of ferry operators and suppliers to the ferry sector in Europe to better understand upcoming trends in the sector. From “silent” propellers to hyd ...