Kootenay Lake Ferry negotiations continue

Kootenay Lake Ferry mediated negotiations are on-going this week as both parties continue to work towards a long-term collective agreement.

“Thank you for your patience these past couple of weeks.” said Western Pacific Marine, General Manager Odai Sirri.

“We will update you with more information as soon as it is available.”

Meanwhile, there will be no Kootenay Lake Ferry service on Monday’s public holiday, February 17, for Family Day.


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