By: Rebecca Gibson
Canada’s ferry network transports more than 70 million passengers every year, serving a wide range of needs for tourists and people living in urban, rural and remote communities across the country. Ferries on inland waterways and the Saint Lawrence River, for instance, act as critical ‘bridges’ between communities, enabling Canadians to live and work where they choose. Similarly, they become a vital lifeline in the Northern and Prairie regions each spring when the ice bridges melt and it...














