Mechanical issues scuttled sailings by the nearly 100 year old vessel
Gravenhurst’s iconic steamship RMS Segwun won’t sail this season. Muskoka Steamships says a serious mechanical issue was discovered during a routine inspection just before launch.
Crews had spent months prepping the nearly 100-year-old vessel, and the problem came as a surprise.
For safety reasons, the season has been cancelled, with a full restoration planned for this fall—pending funding.
Passengers with pre-booked tickets will be offered cruises aboard the Wenonah II, which will now sail more frequently, and the newly launched Wanda III will also be available for private events.
Have thoughts on this story? Share your perspective in the comments below.
Bracebridge Library wins another award
Muskoka Lakes residents invited to take Economic Development Strategy survey
Black garbage bags will cost extra at land transfer stations starting February 9th
Beaver Creek comes out of lockdown
Near North School Board moves to regain trust
Comments
Add a comment