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The Ontario Ministry of Transportation suggests visitors to Wolfe Island from Kingston, Ont., should walk on the ferry and leave their cars on the mainland to avoid long waits.
The ferry’s been a point of frustration for more than a year now for the 1,400 people who live year-round on Wolfe Island, which is where Lake Ontario empties into the St. Lawrence River.
Wolfe Island residents are demanding answers after the second ferry shutdown in a week.
MARYSVILLE — Municipal leaders are calling for action after the Wolfe Islander III went out of service Sunday night, stranding dozens of passengers on Mother’s…
The coast guard had to be called in to help a woman experiencing a medical emergency on Wolfe Island Sunday night because the ferry, which residents rely on for access to an ambulance, was out of service.