Campbell River’s Homalco First Nation has purchased Way West Water Taxi, a service that transports passengers and freight along the coast. The acquisition will retain current employees and schedules, while also offering potential for future employment under Homalco ownership.
Campbell River’s Homalco First Nation has acquired a water-taxi service that ferries passengers and freight between the city, north Island and remote communities along the coast.
The deal between the Homalco and Way West owners Ryan Early and David Pedneault is expected to close by the end of the month. Financial details were not disclosed.“This acquisition is exciting news for Homalco First Nation, Campbell River and neighbouring communities,” Chief Darren Blaney said in a statement.
They said the sale agreement ensures the company will retain its commitments and team while also offering a future for more employment under Homalco ownership. The nation operates Homalco Wildlife and Cultural Tours, offering tours of its traditional territory of the Discovery Islands and Bute Inlet.
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