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Ministry of Transportation "Charting a New Course: the Future of BC Ferries" webpage. This includes links to the government press release and backgrounder as well as the Minister's speech.
Government Press release and backgrounder as PDF file. Minister Reid's letter to stakeholders as PDF file.
BC Ferries information page on the new model. Includes BC Ferries press release and the same backgrounder as above.
Press release by Ministry of Transportation about inland ferry user fees.
Coastal Council
press release 10th December on the new ferry service delivery model, as
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We have prepared an updated condensed version of our rationalized tariff policy recommendations-- The Rational Tariff Backgrounder (available here in PDF format). This document will continue as a living document based on developments in the area of tariff and on ongoing input from the members of Council.
Please see our archives for details and our reports, including information on highway equivalency, our response to the Wright report and the rational tariff model.
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Coastal Council Coordinating Committee E-mail: info@coastalcouncil.net
Contact: Steve Wohlleben
Chair-Coastal Council
Ph. 250-247-9676
Cell: 250-716-6076
E-mail: chair@coastalcouncil.net
Ian Ralston
Vice Chair-Coastal Council
pH 250-246-4774
E-mail:vc@coastalcouncil.net
Coastal Council reports and documents page (Archives).For details of our past reports, including our tariff report and our analysis of the Wright report