Ferry passengers home for the holidays
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Mary Caines embraces daughter Candace. Mrs. Caines said she wasn’t sure if her daughter was going to make it home for the holidays. “I got my Christmas gift,” she said. — Photo by Transcontinental Media
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Kelly Strickland embraces son Kane Patey at the Marine Atlantic ferry terminal in Port aux Basques this morning. The two had been apart for a full year. — Photo by Transcontinental Media
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The Joseph and Clara Smallwood arrives at port in Port aux Basques this morning. — Transcontinental Media photo
Mary Caines embraces daughter Candace. Mrs. Caines said she wasn’t sure if her daughter was going to make it home for the holidays. “I got my Christmas gift,” she said. — Photo by Transcontinental Media
Kelly Strickland embraces son Kane Patey at the Marine Atlantic ferry terminal in Port aux Basques this morning. The two had been apart for a full year. — Photo by Transcontinental Media
The Joseph and Clara Smallwood arrives at port in Port aux Basques this morning. — Transcontinental Media photo
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- Alphonsus Roche
- - December 29, 2010 at 13:42:12
I agree with the Cornor Brook Landing it would knock off 218 Kilometers on the trip to St Johns less pollution, safer driving with less distance,goods could be cheeper with less fuel and driver time
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- jason
- - December 25, 2010 at 11:24:36
if Marine Atlantic had the ferry terminal in Corner Brook, there wouldnt be as many of these bad weather delays as the problem is docking in Port Aux Basques. Sure the seas were rough but most of these boats can handle the weather just not the docking when they get here. You will not see this changed until someone in Government has the skin to make the change.
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