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[Mike K.]

That’s what you get with private industry in a competitive environment.

[Benezet]

Over 2,000 of you responded to our survey about our sailing schedule. We thank you!

We appreciate your feedback and have just released our Fall and Winter sailing calendar, packed with late nights for 50+ events, including hockey, Cirque Du Soleil, Grey Cup and The Boss.

And Swifties, are you ready for it? We’ve even got TWO ferries scheduled to get you back to the Island after every concert.





So now Nanaimo has better late-return ferry service than Victoria does.

BC Ferries added 22 sailings for the Taylor Swift weekend, back in February.

[Mike K.]

Yeah. I had a nice 3 hour wait at Tsawwassen on Monday.

[Victoria Watcher]

BCAA offers Hullo discounts

 

Hullo Ferries has formed a new partnership with BCAA, offering fare savings to members across the province.

 

The ferry company said BCAA cardholders are entitled to $5 savings on one-way tickets and $10 savings on round trip bookings year-round on trips from Nanaimo to Vancouver.

 

The automobile association already partners with Hullo on Evo Return Car Share and Evolve E-Bike Share at Hullo’s Nanaimo terminal.

 

 

https://www.timescol...lecole-10371868

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 14 March 2025 - 01:51 AM.

[Mike K.]

Cool.

BCAA is a great program. I highly recommend becoming a member. You also get 3 cents off per litre at Shell stations, and 10% off in-store.

[Victoria Watcher]

Ya and you can be a member for just $4/mo.

[vortoozo]

Ya and you can be a member for just $4/mo.

 

...if you don't want their roadside assistance.

 

But - I've done exactly that since I already have no-cost roadside assistance coverage. In addition to the gas discount, there are good savings to be had on hotels, Via Rail, Blenz coffee, NAPA Auto Parts, IMAX, Canucks tickets, etc. Definitely pays for itself if you travel. All the discounts are listed here: CAA British Columbia