Ferry service demands continue to rise; about 50,000 trips already booked for next summer
The federally-run ferry service connecting Newfoundland with Nova Scotia and the rest of Canada was stressed with high demand over the last summer, and there are indications that demand is only growing. Some 50,000 trips have already been booked for next summer. As CTV’s Garrett Barry explains, that has some advocates calling on Ottawa to get ready.
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