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BC Ferries CEO Replaced Amid Review of Services

Brian Anderson will lead the company temporarily as the board reviews service demands and plans a permanent search after the assessment.

  • On Monday, October 26, 2026, the BC Ferries board of directors announced the departure of CEO Nicolas Jimenez, appointing Vice-President of Strategy and Planning Brian Anderson as interim chief executive officer.
  • The leadership transition occurred two days after the British Columbia provincial election, where the Conservative Party led by premier-elect Lorne Doerkson defeated David Eby, who had close ties to Jimenez.
  • Alongside the executive change, the board launched a 'revitalization review' to address system demands, appointing Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer Dallyn Willis to lead the initiative with board oversight.
  • Under the Coastal Ferry Act, the organization undergoes regulatory reviews every four years to set fare limits and service levels, a process Willis will now manage during this transition.
  • A formal search for a permanent successor will follow the completion of the review, as the province and new administration evaluate future strategies for the coastal ferry system.
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BC Ferries CEO replaced amid review of services

Nicolas Jimenez was appointed as CEO in March 2023

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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