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Technical issues on Baynes – Buckley route force schedule changes today for Denman Island

BC Ferries provided an update as of 10:23pm on May 2 that repairs are ongoing for the Baynes Sound Connector. 

They released a revised schedule for today (May 3) for both the Denman Island West – Buckley Bay, and Shingle Spit – Gravelly Bay routes. 

According to the service update the revised schedule was made to get children to and from school and so customers have options to travel from Hornby, Denman and Vancouver Island.   

BC Ferries says that more information will be released as it becomes available. 

Check the service notices page for the most up to date conditions on the route. 

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