Ferries near Beaton BC (10 Result(s))

Water Bridge Ferries, based in Nakusp BC, operates the Upper Arrow Lakes Ferry Service on behalf of the BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.

Western Pacific Marine operates and manages ferry services across British Columbia, providing essential transportation for communities since 1979 under the Ministry of Transportation and the BC Ferry Corporation.

At Bonners Ferry Glass & Door Co in Creston, we provide glass and door services and products for residential and commercial properties in the Creston area. We offer everything from garage doors and garage door operators, interior and exterior doors, and so much more. Locked out? We can help! With our rekeying, lockouts and locksmithing services, we can get you back in when you're locked out. Give us a call for more details!

The Cook's Ferry First Nation is a Nlaka'pamux First Nations government located in the Central Interior region of the Canadian province of British Columbia. It is a member of the Nicola Tribal Association, which are two of three tribal councils of the Nlaka'pamux people We are a community of 347 Band members with 15% members residing on reserve and 85% residing off reserve. Our mission is to understand individual roles, responsibilities and to be respectful of others roles and responsibilities.

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WaterBridge Steelwaterbridgesteel.comThe Goal of WaterBridge Steel is to design and build quality marine vessels that meet the needs of its customers – on time, on budget and in an environmentally friendly manner. Click here to read more about us .In June of 2012 WaterBridge Steel was awarded a contract by the B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure to design and build an 80 car commercial ferry to run on the Shelter Bay to Galena Bay route on Arrow Lake in the Central Kootenays. The new ferry was designed and built over a period of approximately 24 months. The ferry ''M.V. COLUMBIA'' was delivered and went into service in June of 2014. See the 'New Upper Arrow Lake Ferry' page for pictures of the construction of this new vessel. WaterBridge Steel Inc.