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BC Ferries can raise average fares by almost 10 per cent each year for four years starting next year. The price cap is the maximum allowable annual increase in average fares. The proposed cap of 9.2 per cent per year predicates on BC Ferries cutting $10 million in operating costs. It's expected to maintain average rate increases in the three percent range.

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grandforksgazette.cagrandforksgazette.ca
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BC Ferries fares could climb 9.2 per cent each of the next 4 years, CEO says they won’t - Grand Forks Gazette

Cap does not reflect the $500 million coming from provincial government to limit fare hikes

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crestonvalleyadvance.cacrestonvalleyadvance.ca
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BC Ferries fares could climb 9.2 per cent each of the next 4 years, CEO says they won’t - Creston Valley Advance

Cap does not reflect the $500 million coming from provincial government to limit fare hikes

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Peninsula News ReviewPeninsula News Review
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BC Ferries fares could climb 9.2 per cent each of the next 4 years, CEO says they won’t - Peninsula News Review

Cap does not reflect the $500 million coming from provincial government to limit fare hikes

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Houston TodayHouston Today
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BC Ferries fares could climb 9.2 per cent each of the next 4 years, CEO says they won’t - Houston Today

Cap does not reflect the $500 million coming from provincial government to limit fare hikes

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The Free PressThe Free Press
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BC Ferries fares could climb 9.2 per cent each of the next 4 years, CEO says they won’t - The Free Press

Cap does not reflect the $500 million coming from provincial government to limit fare hikes

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Kitimat Northern SentinelKitimat Northern Sentinel
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BC Ferries fares could climb 9.2 per cent each of the next 4 years, CEO says they won’t - Kitimat Northern Sentinel

Cap does not reflect the $500 million coming from provincial government to limit fare hikes

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Sooke News Mirror broke the news in on Friday, March 31, 2023.
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