City of Rochester to manage the vessel in mothball status at the Rochester ferry terminal until a buyer could be found. In December 2006 the vessel was moved from Lake Ontario to Halifax and later Shelburne, Nova Scotia, to ensure the vessel's movement to a buyer wasn't restricted by the seasonal closure of the St. Lawrence Seaway. On April 2, 2007 the City of Rochester announced that it had sold the ferry to a German company for $30 million (USD). Presumably BFGL will be dissolved following completion of the sale. As of 2007 Bay Ferries Management Limited is still an active company on the corporate registries for Canada (federal incorporation) and the state of New York (state incorporation), however the use of Bay Ferries Great Lakes appears to have been discontinued pending the sale of the Spirit of Ontario I. Fleet BFGL operated this vessel under contract for the Rochester Ferry Company LLC: HSC Spirit of Ontario I Facilities BFGL operated these facilities under contract for the Rochester Ferry Company LLC: Toronto Marine Terminal, a two-storey steel and glass structure was built by the Toronto Port Authority for the ferry service at the foot of Cherry Street. The terminal consisted of a lounge, custom facilities and some retail space. Now called International Marine Passenger Terminal and used as docking area is now used by cruise ships. It has also been used as a filming location. Rochester Ferry Terminal, a two-storey brick and glass structure with a clock tower in the front entrance built by the City of Rochester for the ferry service. A boarding area (called the "Greenhouse") was attached to the main terminal building which contained custom facilities, lounge and retail space. References External links Fast Ferry: Toronto to Rochester - Official Bay Ferries site for Rochester Fast Ferry service The Fast Ferry - Coverage by the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Ferry companies of Ontario Ferry companies of New York (state) Water transport in Toronto Transportation in Rochester, New York Companies based in Charlottetown Defunct shipping companies of Canada 2005 establishments in Prince Edward Island