Fast Ferry Scandal

The Fast Ferry Scandal, also referred to as the Fast Ferries Scandal, "FastCat Fiasco", Fast Ferries Fiasco, were names given to a political affair in the late 1990s relating to the construction of three fast ferries in British Columbia.

Read more about Fast Ferry Scandal:  High Speed Ferries, Public Goals of The Fast Ferry Program, Political Goals of The Fast Ferry Program, PacifiCat Fleet, Projected Uses, Primary Factors For Project Failure, Fast Ferries GAAP Depreciations

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