Starting Monday, April 1, you’ll be paying about four percent more to travel with BC Ferries.
The fare hike is the first of three planned increases approved back in October.
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As of tomorrow, the price for an adult passenger trip from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay will cost $15.50.
That’s up from the current fare of $14.85.
The same trip for a vehicle up to 20-feet will go from $49.25 to $51.25.
BC Ferries says the fare hikes are needed because of the rising cost of operating and capital expenditures.
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