Apollo typically operates across the Strait of Belle Isle between St. Barbe, on the island of Newfoundland and Blanc-Sablon, Quebec, close to the border with Labrador.
 Winter ice conditions sometimes prevent Apollo from entering the harbour at St. Barbe, and service is provided from the Newfoundland port of Corner Brook instead, resulting in a crossing time of 12 hours rather than 1 hour 45 minutes.

In January 2008, Apollo suffered a minor engine room fire.

On 13 April 2017, Apollo became stuck in ice in the Strait of Belle Isle near Blanc-Sablon, Quebec for nearly 30 hours with 70 passengers on board.
The Canadian Coast Guard vessel CCGS Henry Larsen was sent to aid the ferry and escorted Apollo to port once it was free of the ice.
Sailings were cancelled on 14 April, but the vessel returned to normal service following the incident.
On 19–20 April, all sailings by the ferry were cancelled due to severe ice conditions in the strait.

In 2019, the vessel reached the end of her economic lifespan and was taken out of service in March.
Apollo will be sunk in 2020 as an artificial reef in the Saint Lawrence River near Godbout, Quebec.
Apollo typically operates across the Strait of Belle Isle between St. Barbe, on the island of Newfoundland and Blanc-Sablon, Quebec, close to the border with Labrador.  Winter ice conditions sometimes prevent Apollo from entering the harbour at St. Barbe, and service is provided from the Newfoundland port of Corner Brook instead, resulting in a crossing time of 12 hours rather than 1 hour 45 minutes.
In January 2008, Apollo suffered a minor engine room fire.
On 13 April 2017, Apollo became stuck in ice in the Strait of Belle Isle near Blanc-Sablon, Quebec for nearly 30 hours with 70 passengers on board. The Canadian Coast Guard vessel CCGS Henry Larsen was sent to aid the ferry and escorted Apollo to port once it was free of the ice. Sailings were cancelled on 14 April, but the vessel returned to normal service following the incident. On 19–20 April, all sailings by the ferry were cancelled due to severe ice conditions in the strait.
In 2019, the vessel reached the end of her economic lifespan and was taken out of service in March. Apollo will be sunk in 2020 as an artificial reef in the Saint Lawrence River near Godbout, Quebec.
MV Apollo