The newest of the ferries, is the "Ongiara", which entered service in
1960. It carries vehicles, as well as passengers, and occasionaly
carries a fuel truck to Hanlan's Point for the Island Airport. When
this service is required, regulations prohibit passengers from boarding,
so one of the other ferries substitute. In this photo, the "Ongiara" is
arriving at the Toronto dock, from Hanlan's point. The Toronto Island
ferries provide sevice to three locations on the Islands; they are
Hanlan's Point in the west, Center Island, and Ward's Island at the east
end. The Ongiara were a native tribe, around the Niagara area, which is
where the word Niagara was derived from.

On Sat, 27 Feb 2016 13:11:28 -0500, Clayton Langstaff
wrote:

The newest of the ferries, is the "Ongiara", which entered service in
1960. It carries vehicles, as well as passengers, and occasionaly
carries a fuel truck to Hanlan's Point for the Island Airport. When
this service is required, regulations prohibit passengers from boarding,
so one of the other ferries substitute. In this photo, the "Ongiara" is
arriving at the Toronto dock, from Hanlan's point. The Toronto Island
ferries provide sevice to three locations on the Islands; they are
Hanlan's Point in the west, Center Island, and Ward's Island at the east
end. The Ongiara were a native tribe, around the Niagara area, which is
where the word Niagara was derived from.

Great shots Clayton !