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Author: Rebecca Lau
Publication Date: May 14, 2026 - 14:41

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Nova Scotia-Maine CAT ferry sees strong start to season thanks to American tourists

May 14, 2026
The CAT ferry that connects Nova Scotia to Maine is launching its 2026 season, and its operator is already reporting nearly 18,000 pre-season bookings.


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