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Bay Ferries cancels CAT service for more engine work

The CAT ferry leaves Yarmouth, N.S. for its maiden voyage to Portland, Maine. Bay Ferries Chairman and CEO Mark MacDonald says the controversial contract to operate the ferry was the best deal for taxpayers. File/Global News

Bay Ferries has cancelled more sailings of its high-speed ferry running between Maine and Nova Scotia.

The company says today’s 2:30 p.m. crossing from Portland to Yarmouth has been cancelled and Thursday’s 8:30 a.m. crossing from Yarmouth to Portland has also been cancelled in order to complete follow-up work to one of the vessel’s main engines.

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READ MORE: Yarmouth ferry sailing schedule to be modified due to engine trouble

The Cat doesn’t sail on Wednesdays during August.

The vessel was out of commission last week after experiencing problems with one of its engines.

The company also cancelled Sunday crossings in July citing “technical” issues with one of the ferry’s four engines.

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