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Old Posted Jul 3, 2026, 4:35 AM
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Originally Posted by aberdeen5698 View Post
Reading about these developments and thinking about the port a bit made me wonder about something... Roberts Bank seems a bit exposed to the weather conditions in the Strait compared to Burrard Inlet. Are there any issues with that? When we have the kind of rough seas that cause the ferries to be cancelled, what happens with the ships at dock at Roberts Bank?
Rough for ferries is nothing for freighters. The ferries are never meant to leave the protected coastal waters but freighters are meant to cross the open ocean. It's no Puget Sound, but the Strait of Georgia is a pretty well protected body of water. I doubt they notice the worst weather the Strait can put forward.
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