B.C. Ferries cancels numerous sailings between Nanaimo and Vancouver
01-09-2026 20:18 via cbc.ca

B.C. Ferries cancels numerous sailings between Nanaimo and Vancouver

B.C. Ferries has cancelled about half of Tuesday's sailings between Nanaimo’s Departure Bay and Vancouver’s Horseshoe Bay, citing mechanical issues with one of its vessels.
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