After operating 32 years as the sole vessel serving Quadra Island, the Powell River Queen was retired from service on Jan. 17.
Quadra Islanders braved lashing wind and rain to bid farewell to the queen that for decades dictated many aspects of their lives and reigned over their West Coast community.nd a full 58 years with the BCResidents along with current and retired crew members descended on the Quathiaski Cove terminal for a Tim Hortons coffee and a celebratory slice of cake to reminisce over their love-hate relationship with the boat.
“There are a lot of years and a lot of memories wrapped up in that boat,” said retired Capt. John Arnold, who piloted the Powell River Queen for 20 years.Campbell River, Quadra communities honour outgoing BC Ferries vessel ahead of two-ship service Those qualities meant the Queen was well-suited for the Discovery Passage crossing, one of the most difficult on the coast despite its short span, Arnold said.
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