BC Ferries says they will restart engagement with Ferry Advisory Committee members and coastal communities.
The corporation reviewed safety and security protocols following a serious incident last fall. That's when a woman threatened to take a gun to a meeting on the Sunshine Coast.
Virtual meetings will take place in May and in-person community meetings will be taking place throughout June and July.
BC Ferries is also creating a new Community Prioritization Panel that will help prioritize the ideas that have come forward over the past few years.
The panel will deliver a final public report by Oct. 31 to help guide how BC Ferries reviews and makes decisions on changes needed to improve service and experience for customers