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Conservatives push for BC Ferries to keep volunteer advisory committees [Video]

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BC Ferries is navigating more choppy waters, with growing pressure to reverse course on its decision to eliminate Ferry Advisory Committees.

The committees are made up of volunteers representing the concerns of 13 coastal regions served by BC Ferries.

“Thank you for your service, weve really appreciated it, you’ve brought value, but you’re fired,” is how Diana Mumford, the chair of the Ferry Advisor Committees, described finding out about the change last week over a conference call.

The advisory committees have existed for decades, but BC Ferries has decided they will be replaced with a largely digital system.

Spokesperson Jeff Groot said the change will help make sure “BC Ferries can hear directly from all of these people who have feedback for us.”

Harman Bhangu, transportation critic for the B.C. Conservatives wants the company to change its mind, and is pushing for a meeting with BC Ferries CEO Nicolas Jiminez …

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