BC Ferries

BC Ferries did not cut the pay of their Board – though they say they will hold back a bit in future.

May « 2010 « Stephen Rees's blog 2010

BC Ferries did not cut the pay of their Board – though they say they will hold back a bit in future.

02 « May « 2010 « Stephen Rees's blog 2010

BC Ferries did not cut the pay of their Board – though they say they will hold back a bit in future.

Bond shies away from major TransLink reforms « Stephen Rees's blog 2010

“So I would assume, and I think most taxpayers would expect, that if this review actually demonstrates ways to use dollars more efficiently or in fact we could find savings, that of course BC Ferries and TransLink would want to adopt those recommendations,” she said.

BC Ferries, TransLink not bound by recommendations in government review « Stephen Rees's blog 2009

By the way, BC Ferries operates the very similar Klitsa which has been known to substitute for these two when major repairs or refit was required.

Farewell to the Albion Ferry « Stephen Rees’s blog 2009

When I first saw the announcement from the Province that they were going to review Translink and BC Ferries, I did not immediately see any need to comment.

TransLink may face new overhaul as province orders review « Stephen Rees's blog 2009

Private firms cry piracy as BC Ferries tows away work – and even workers »

Court strikes down bus ad ban « Stephen Rees’s blog 2009

Both BC Ferries and TransLink were set up to operate independently, with no government interference agreesMinister Shirley Bond, who is further quoted

BC Ferries, TransLink not bound by recommendations in government review « Stephen Rees's blog 2009

Now the Province could take back Translink – and make into a new corporate entity like BC Ferries – but that did not seem to work out very well either.

TransLink may face new overhaul as province orders review « Stephen Rees's blog 2009

Or rather Translink – BC Ferries was just added to make it look more objective.

BC Ferries, TransLink not bound by recommendations in government review « Stephen Rees's blog 2009