Editing Toronto Islands (section)

===Ferry services===
[[File:In Transit (6307827132).jpg|thumb|A [[Toronto Island ferries|Toronto Island ferry]] departs for the city. [[Ferry|Ferries]], [[water taxi]]s, and private boats is the primary way to get to the islands, with no fixed road link connecting it to the rest of the city.]]
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There is no fixed road link from the mainland to the Toronto Islands, which therefore rely on [[ferry|ferries]], [[water taxi]]s and other boats for their transport needs.

Three public ferry routes provide links for visitors, island residents, and service vehicles from the [[Jack Layton Ferry Terminal]] on the central [[Toronto waterfront]] to docks at Hanlan's Point, Centre Island Park, and Ward's Island. The only year-round ferry service is to and from Ward's Island. A fourth public ferry service provides a vehicle and passenger connection from a dock at the foot of [[Bathurst Street, Toronto|Bathurst Street]] to the airport. There is no public access between the airport and the rest of the island chain.

In addition to the public ferry services, several [[yacht club]]s and [[marina]]s located on the islands provide private-tender services for their members and guests. In June 2017, Centreville purchased a used ferry boat, the [[Dartmouth III]], from Halifax Transit in Nova Scotia and planned to operate its own service, [[Centreville Amusement Park#Dartmouth III ferry|Toronto Island Transit Service]], to supplement the public ferry.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2017/07/07/toronto-is-getting-a-new-ferry.html|title=Toronto is getting a new ferry|first=Vjosa|last=Isai|date=July 7, 2017|newspaper=Toronto Star}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/dartmouth-iii-ferry-toronto-centre-island-1.4193295|title=Dartmouth ferry set to make slow, long journey to Toronto}}</ref> The ferry arrived in Toronto but due to flooding and the pandemic, it was never used to bring passengers across the harbour.