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Post by Dane on Sept 16, 2024 13:14:37 GMT -8
Last week I was listening to CBC Radio One Victoria at work and a BC Ferries media person was on being interviewed about traffic generally.
She said that summer service levels were maintained, less the QoNW, through to October. The current version of BC Ferries has been, in my opinion, quite misleading if not dishonest in a lot of releases & statements. But that statement was just straight up inaccurate. Was surprised; although, she did sound new as she struggled to answer some pretty basic BCFS operational questions. Notwithstanding that, disappointed to hear that pure disinformation.
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Post by Neil on Sept 16, 2024 17:44:47 GMT -8
Last week I was listening to CBC Radio One Victoria at work and a BC Ferries media person was on being interviewed about traffic generally. She said that summer service levels were maintained, less the QoNW, through to October. The current version of BC Ferries has been, in my opinion, quite misleading if not dishonest in a lot of releases & statements. But that statement was just straight up inaccurate. Was surprised; although, she did sound new as she struggled to answer some pretty basic BCFS operational questions. Notwithstanding that, disappointed to hear that pure disinformation. You're right, Dane, that was dishonest. The sailings added to the fall schedule for route two fall short of what route 30 had in the summer, and route one is definitely cut back. Couple of weeks ago, I posted BC Ferries' own data showing that over the course of the year, 40-45% of sailings on route one are overloaded. When your capacity is that tight, even the loss of a sailing a day results in a lot more people left behind.
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