29-09-2025 15:00 via vancouversun.com

What to do with B.C.'s hundreds of aging vessels when they die?

As B.C. tries to find ways to boost domestic shipbuilding after B.C. Ferries awarded a major contract to a Chinese shipyard, it is wrestling with another issue: What to do with aging vessels when they are ready to die? Read More

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What to do with B.C.'s hundreds of aging vessels when they die?

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