Bay Ferries
‘We’re still very hopeful’: province not yet waving white flag on CAT season
By Jeremy Keefe Digital Broadcast Journalist
Summer is just about over and the Yarmouth ferry has yet to run ,but Nova Scotia’s provincial government still isn’t prepared to call the sailing season a bust. Continue reading
Nova Scotia may seek to extend CAT ferry’s sailing season
Lloyd Hines told media on Tuesday that the province has been floating the idea to add “a couple of weeks” to the end of the regular sailing season. Continue reading
CAT ferry delayed again: Bay Ferries says Yarmouth service to start up in ‘late summer range’
The current ferry season has seen a disruption in service since the decision was made to move the ferry terminal to Bar Harbor, Maine a few months ago. Continue reading
Part of Yarmouth ferry’s sailing season could be salvaged: official
Bay Ferries was made aware that upgrading the terminal, which the company took over in February, could take between 12 and 18 months. Continue reading
CAT ferry back in Yarmouth, N.S., amid troubled sailing season
The arrival of the high-speed passenger ferry from its wintering location in Charleston, North Carolina, may signal an end to delays that have plagued the 2019 season. Continue reading
Bay Ferries cancels bookings for N.S. to Maine service through mid-July
The decision comes only days after Nova Scotia’s business minister questioned whether the provincially subsidized service would run this summer. Continue reading
Delay means ferry season between Nova Scotia and Maine now in question: minister
There is still no definitive startup date from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Continue reading
Decision on disclosing CAT ferry fees won’t come until at least March 2020
The court battle will now last more than a year before a conclusion is reached. Continue reading
Yarmouth to Maine ferry service delayed until at least ‘mid-summer’
Bay Ferries says there are a number of reasons for the delays. Continue reading
N.S. Tories walk out in protest after apparent confrontation with minister over ferry
Bay Ferries CEO Mark MacDonald told the legislature’s economic development committee that he hopes politicians can “stay calm, rational, and measured” with what they say and do. Continue reading