Environment Canada has issued gale warnings
High winds in the Strait of Georgia have caused B.C. Ferries to cancel four Saturday sailings between Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay.
B.C. Ferries said that additional sailings may be cancelled if weather conditions do not improve, but its goal is to get vessels underway as soon as it’s safe to do so.The cancellations were announced after Environment Canada issued a number of gale warnings for Vancouver Island due to a Pacific front moving across B.C.’s South Coast.
Strong southeasterly winds are expected along most of eastern Vancouver Island from Parksville to Victoria until at least Sunday morning.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Winds up to 100 km/h forecast for Victoria and East Vancouver IslandIndependent and employee owned - local news stories, weather, sports, events and more
Read more »
It’s Official: Gin is Definitely (Still) In - Vancouver MagazineVancouver Cocktail Week Vancouver shines a spotlight on the city’s best booze, bars, and bartenders.
Read more »
B.C. Ferries Delays Resumption of Public Consultation MeetingsB.C. Ferries has still not resumed public consultation meetings on ferry services after five months and missing self-imposed deadlines. The meetings were called off in September due to a threat made by a participant. The ferry company has been continually ignoring the Southern Sunshine Coast committee.
Read more »
REBGV To Rebrand As Greater Vancouver RealtorsHoward is a Staff Writer based in Vancouver. He was formerly the Deputy Editor of 604 Now, and has written about the media industry for OneZero and international politics for WhoWhatWhy.
Read more »
12 Stylish Vancouver Content Creators to FollowThese 12 Vancouver fashion influencers have an amazing sense of style, an authentic voice, and provide plenty of inspo.
Read more »
NATO dive-training exercise underway on Vancouver IslandCanadian military divers and NATO partners have convened on the shores of Vancouver Island for a massive training exercise, prepping the military personnel for real-world scenarios.
Read more »