The Cat, a ferry service connecting Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and Bar Harbor, Maine, has faced significant challenges but experienced a comeback in recent times. Despite its revived operations, the ferry currently lacks a contract for the upcoming operational year, raising questions about its sustainability and future. A contract for ferry service is crucial for ensuring that the transportation link remains viable for both local residents and tourists traveling between Canada and the United States. Stakeholders and local businesses are hopeful for a resolution that will allow The Cat to continue its service, given its importance in facilitating travel and trade between the two regions. However, without a valid contract, the ferry's ability to operate next year is uncertain, prompting concerns in the local community about the implications for tourism and transportation.
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