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Queen of Burnaby sold

VICTORIA, B.C- The Queen of Burnaby has sold.

The ferry was offered up on the government auction block back in December, with a starting bid of five thousand dollars.

That’s around the same price as a used car.

However, the former mainstay on the Comox to Powell River route sold far above the initial offer this past Thursday, with bidding closed at a final price of $653,356.20

281 bids in total were entered for the vessel.

While the buyer has not been named, the ship will have to be broken up, or used for a “static application”.

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