The heavily subsidized ferry is set to move to Bar Harbor from Portland, Maine, after Bay Ferries struck a deal with the town last fall. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia is considering footing the bill for U.S. border security agents in Maine serving the privately run ferry to Yarmouth, N.S. Continue reading →

The new entrance has a drop-off canopy on the exterior of the building. The entranceway is larger and the registration area is modern and more welcoming.  Continue reading →

Nova Scotia’s Transportation Minister Lloyd Hines says the deadline for Bay Ferries to notify Portland, Maine, of its intentions for the 2019 sailing season has been extended for the third time. Continue reading →

Lloyd Hines says the traffic services division is considering whether safety conditions can be improved around the permitting process. Continue reading →

Documents reveal that Nova Scotia has known about a series of commitments made between Bay Ferries Ltd., and Bar Harbor since June and that they have implicitly approved the deal around the high-speed ferry service. Continue reading →

The figures are the first numbers to be released since the province backed a plan from Bay Ferries Limited — the company that operates the CAT — to move service from Portland to Bar Harbour, Maine.  Continue reading →

Transportation Minister Lloyd Hines said at a meeting of the province’s cabinet that he expects a request from Bay Ferries to be filed soon. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure has a cost estimate for the QEII redevelopment project, but the minister says he can’t release it to the public. Continue reading →

“This review will help determine whether any changes are warranted,” read the statement from the provincial government. Continue reading →