Turns out, James Corden fans were just as quick as B.C. social media users to pick up on the dual imagery
Seniors can also sail for free on Remembrance Day with vessels flying Canadian flag at half-mast
A tug arrived after dark to safely nudge the vessel into a berth so travellers could finally disembark
Independent arbitrator finds layoffs breached collective agreement
Transport Canada reinstates rule that bans passengers from lower decks
Transport Canada order set to take effect Sept. 30
BC Ferries experiencing heavy traffic for post-Labour Day weekend travellers
For every dollar the province spends the federal government will match
BC Ferries says smaller boat likely a tender that broke away
For ferry-dependent communities, ferries are often the sole practical lifeline to work, school or medical appointments.
The company does not qualify for the wage subsidy
Passenger capacity is limited to 84 on cargo sailings
The incident took place at around 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 18
Ferries working on schedule shifts to keep workers safe
Transport Canada has granted B.C.’s request, Premier says
Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay noon, 2 p.m. sailings cancelled Tuesday, Wednesday
The preemptive injunction is a ‘last resort in the interest of public safety,’ spokesperson says