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Horseshoe Bay Terminal Essential Infrastructure Improvements
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The Horseshoe Bay terminal is approaching its 65th anniversary and is one of our oldest and busiest terminals. Annually the terminal serves almost 7 million passengers and over 3 million vehicles travelling to and from Nanaimo, the Sunshine Coast and Bowen Island. The terminal is located approximately 20 kilometres west of Vancouver and is the mainland terminus of the Trans-Canada Highway providing an important link to Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast. Sign up for updates by subscribing to the Stay Informed email list at the bottom of the right-hand sidebar.
The Horseshoe Bay terminal is approaching its 65th anniversary and is one of our oldest and busiest terminals. Annually the terminal serves almost 7 million passengers and over 3 million vehicles travelling to and from Nanaimo, the Sunshine Coast and Bowen Island. The terminal is located approximately 20 kilometres west of Vancouver and is the mainland terminus of the Trans-Canada Highway providing an important link to Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast. Sign up for updates by subscribing to the Stay Informed email list at the bottom of the right-hand sidebar.
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In February 2025 we announcedwe’re planning a series of essential infrastructure improvements at Horseshoe Bay terminal over the next several years.
As this work progresses, we are committed to keeping the community and interest holders informed about the work being undertaken and will provide as much notice as possible in advance of any anticipated changes or disruptions.