will raise commercial rates on its service between Digby, Nova Scotia, and Saint John, effective January 1, 2009. Commercial rates will increase about 5 percent because the company feels the hike is reasonable considering that tariffs have not increased in the last three years. The company is ...
The resort is located just 2 hours from Halifax, Nova Scotia's capital city and a short ferry from Saint John, New Brunswick. Only at the Pines will you meet world famous Digby Scallops. The resort offers 116 guestrooms, including 85 well-appointed rooms and s...
1155 Fairville Blvd., Saint John, New Brunswick E2M 5T9 Canada 43.9 milesfrom Bay Ferries "We stayed a night before taking the ferry to Nova Scotia. The service was alright but the hotel has a very old vibe. The room smelled a bit weird and the bathroom feels like we are in the 80...
The article discusses the financial assistance extended by the Canadian federal government and the Canadian provinces, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick to the Digby-Saint John ferry service. The service, owned by Bay Ferries and considered to be a vital service to southwestern Nova Scotia, has had ...
"We chose this rv campground as it is a 2 minute drive down the road to the ferry that goes across to New Brunswick. The town is just down the road (maybe 10 min walking) so restaurants and shops are very close if..." Missing:Motel Best Seller Digby Pines Golf Resort ...
1155 Fairville Blvd., Saint John, New Brunswick E2M 5T9 Canada 45.8 miles from Maud Lewis Replica House "We stayed a night before taking the ferry to Nova Scotia. The service was alright but the hotel has a very old vibe. The room smelled a bit weird and the bathroom fe...
The article reports on the funding offered by Nova Scotia and federal governments to keep the operation of Digby ferry, a ferry service operated by Bay Ferries. The service operates across the Bay of Fundy between Digby, Nova Scotia and Saint John. According to Nova Scotia Prime Minister ...
federal government with ferry operator Bay Ferries Ltd. for a subsidy. The funding will be used to maintain and upgrade the Princess of Acadia ferry and the docking facilities in Digby, Nova Scotia and Saint John New Brunswick. Reasons for the money-losing service of Bay Ferries are cited....