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UPDATE – service levels restored at Glenora Ferry

By Paul Martin Aug 12, 2026 | 4:48 AM

UPDATE – service levels at the Glenora Ferry were restored on Tuesday with no disruptions expected for Wednesday morning.

NOTICE – The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has informed the municipality that the Glenora Ferry has returned to its regular schedule.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

The ferry will continue to follow the seasonal schedule through Thanksgiving Weekend. The Glenora Ferry will offer 15-minute service daily between the hours of 10:15 am and 7:45 pm. Outside of these hours, service will remain every 30 minutes from 6 am and 1:15 am.

Visit the MTO webpage to learn more about the Glenora Ferry service.

ORIGINAL STORY – The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) informed Prince Edward County on Monday that the Glenora Ferry will operate on a one boat, 30-minute service until further notice.

The service also posted on twitter that they were temporarily reduced from 15-min to 30-min service due to mechanical issues.

The municipality will issue an update when more information is available.

Alternate access is available via County Road 49, Highway 62 and Highway 33. Please plan your travels accordingly.

Visit the MTO webpage to learn more about the Glenora Ferry service.

If you would like to receive more information about this ferry’s services, please email mtoferryinfo@ontario.ca and request to be added to the Glenora Ferry distribution list. To stay up-to-date on ferry status, visit 511 or follow the following X accounts (formerly Twitter) @MTOFerryGlenora and @511ONEastern for the latest updates.