The Hartley Bay Gitga'at First Nation is suing British Columbia Ferry Services Inc.(BC Ferries) over continuing pollution from the wreck of the MV Queen of the North,which sank two years ago in Wright Sound,about 110 kilometers (68 miles) south of Prince Rupert,British Columbia,Canada.The vessel was passing through Wright Sound,part of the Inside Passage that connects Alaska (USA),British Columbia,and Washington (USA),when it struck Gil Island on 22 March 2006 and sank about one hour later.The Hartley Bay community came to the assistance of passengers and crew,rescuing 99 of 101 on board the vessel at the time of the sinking.The remaining two passengers were never found.
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机译：Hartley Bay Gitga'at First Nation正在起诉不列颠哥伦比亚渡轮服务公司（BC Ferries），以继续受到北方MV Queen残骸的污染，该污染于两年前在Wright Sound沉没，约110公里（68英里） 2006年3月22日，该船撞上吉尔岛，沉没时穿过了赖特峡湾（Wright Sound），后者是连接阿拉斯加（美国），不列颠哥伦比亚省和华盛顿（美国）的内部通道的一部分。大约一小时后，哈特利湾社区得到了乘客和船员的帮助，在沉没时解救了船上101名乘客中的99名，其余两名乘客均未找到。
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