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Environmental group sparks debate over B.C. cruise industry’s economic impact in VictoriaAn independent report commissioned by Stand.earth argues the cruise industry's economic impact does not match its environmental impact.EnvironmentApr 8
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Ottawa announces COVID-19 rules for return of cruise ships to Canadian portsThe federal government is announcing strict COVID-19 rules for the return of cruise ships to Canadian ports next month for the 2022 season.CanadaMar 7
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Cautious optimism surrounds return of cruise ships to Atlantic regionThe owner of a Saint John, N.B., luggage and apparel shop is optimistic about the return of cruise ships to the city, but cautions it likely won't pay off for her until the fall.EconomyFeb 23
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18 decks, 20,000 plants, 9,000 passengers: Inside the world’s largest cruise shipThe "Wonder of the Seas" measures an incredible 1,188 feet, and has capacity for almost 7,000 guests and 2,300 crew.WorldFeb 23
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New Brunswick port plans for busy cruise ship season following two-year hiatusThe schedule has 10 vessels in the port between May and late August, with the bulk of the visits after the Labour Day weekend.CanadaFeb 22
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As Canada lifts international cruise ban, B.C. prepares for ‘very strong’ 2022 seasonInternational cruise ships can return to Canadian waters, opening the door for a busy 2022 cruise season in British Columbia.EconomyNov 2, 2021
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U.S. congressman pushing for cruise ships to permanently bypass British ColumbiaCurrently, large foreign-flagged passenger vessels are not permitted to make consecutive U.S. port stops without a foreign stop in between.PoliticsSep 15, 2021
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Kingston’s old asylum coal dock to be marketed as deep-water dock for cruise shipsA second Kingston sign will be erected behind Kingston's old Rockwood Asylum to beautify the property's old coal dock, which will be used to accept cruise ships to the city.CanadaAug 27, 2021
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COVID-19: Okanagan couple can’t book cruise because of mixing-and-matching vaccines"I hope that there's some government bodies that are going to hear this and they are going to step up to the plate and have this rectified," Michael Tremblay said.CanadaJul 30, 2021
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Canadian travellers frustrated as U.S. cruise lines won’t recognize mixing-and-matching COVID-19 vaccinesKerry Bowman, a professor of bioethics and global health at the University of Toronto, said variation of vaccination policies in different countries is 'very, very problematic.'ConsumerJul 21, 2021
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