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BC Ferries cancels four sailings between Duke Point and Tsawwassen

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BC Ferries has cancelled four sailings between Duke Point and Tsawwassen ahead of the Easter long weekend.

A statement says the Queen of New Westminster has an ongoing mechanical issue.

This morning's 10:15 sailing from Tsawwassen didn't go as planned and the same trip at 3:15 is also cancelled, while the 12:45 and 5:45 sailings from Duke Point won't be leaving.

BC Ferries says the 8:15 run from Tsawwassen and 10:45 departing Duke Point tonight have been confirmed to sail.

BC Ferries on Twitter:

#ServiceNotice #Tsawwassen #DukePoint #QueenofNewWest has cancelled the following sailings due to an ongoing mechanical issue:

10:15 am out of Tsawwassen

12:45 pm out of Duke Point

3:15 pm out of Tsawwassen

5:45 pm out of Duke Point

More info here: http://ow.ly/M1Ou30rD25I

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