BC Ferries Water Issues Resolved, Service Resumes

0:00B.C. Ferries just gave the all-clear on the Salish Raven fairy running between Swartz Bay and the Gulf Islands. Last week they found high-lit levels in the water, but fresh tests show everything's back to save drinking standards now. Full food services up and running again on that vessel, too, after the short shut down to sort things out. Earlier this month, two other ships, the Queen of Albany and Salish Orca, dealt with E. coli and coliform bacteria in their water samples, leading to. Temporary halts on meals, portable water got fixed there as well, and operations are normal. B.C. Ferries folks say they're confident in their strict testing and tight teamwork with public health experts to catch and fix these issues fast. Last week, they also flushed the system on the Queen of Cumberland after reports of brown water, keeping passengers safe across the fleet as they stay. On top of it, that's your Canada news today update. AI powered and always on.