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Busy day at BC Ferries terminals as long weekend begins

BC ferries says the Canada Day long weekend is usually their second busiest of the year. The operator says it’s expecting over a half a million passengers and just under 200 thousand vehicles to come through its terminals from Thursday to Tuesday.

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