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“They will just have to adapt” 1792 and 2014

B.C. Transportation Minister Todd Stone says aboriginal tourism operators who stand to loose their livelihood because of cuts to BC Ferries Northern Routes will just have to adapt. Not much has changed in the 222 years since Captain George Vancouver first arrived!

B.C. Transportation Minister Todd Stone says aboriginal tourism operators who stand to loose their livelihood because of cuts to BC Ferries Northern Routes will “just have to adapt”, revealing that attitudes haven’t changed much in the 222 years since Captain George Vancouver first sailed in!

Tags: Aboriginal Tourism Association, BC Ferries, BC Ferries cuts, Bella Coola, Captain Vancouver, Discovery Coast Route, Ferries service reductions, First Nations, First nations tourism, George Vancouver, Keith Henry, Nuxalk Nation, Randy hart, Route 40, Todd Stone

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