Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Ctma-Voyageur-2

On the morning of April 9, 2025, a medical emergency unfolded off the Gaspé coast as the 'CTMA Voyager 2' initiated a medevac near Anse-à-Fugère. The incident arose when the Maritime Rescue Sub-Centre was alerted about a crew member suffering from a knee injury. Responding promptly, the CCGS Cap-aux-Meules arrived at the scene to facilitate the evacuation, successfully transferring the injured individual to awaiting ambulance services at approximately 8:45 a.m. After completing the medevac procedure, the 'CTMA Voyager 2,' which had set sail from Cap-aux-Meules on April 8, continued its journey to Montreal. Fortunately, there are no significant health concerns for the crew member involved. For further details and visuals, visit [Radio Gaspésie](https://www.radiogaspesie.ca/nouvelles/actualite/un-cargo-immobilise-au-large-de-riviere-au-renard-ce-matin/).

On October 7, 2022, at 9:55 PM EDT, the CTMA Voyageur 2 experienced engine difficulties while navigating at coordinates 46° 46.35 N, 071° 13.50 W, just off the coast of Quebec. Fortunately, the vessel’s skilled crew promptly initiated repairs, allowing the ship to resume its voyage from Montreal without further incident.

On February 18, the 'Clipper Ranger' made a welcome return to Stornoway after undergoing necessary repairs stemming from an incident that occurred in January. The vessel embarked on its voyage from Birkenhead on February 15, marking a significant milestone in its operational recovery. While the 'Hebridean Isles' has already set off, the 'Clansman' continues to serve as a substitute for the 'Isle of Lewis' on the primary passenger route. It is anticipated that the 'Isle of Lewis' will be back in service following her dry dock period by the end of the week.