Ports of Montreal, Québec and Trois-Rivières Announce Initiative to Strengthen St. Lawrence Corridor
The working group will explore different avenues of collaboration that could improve the competitiveness of the St. Lawrence corridor, such as the connection between the ports and the freight and train transport networks, the exchange of expertise, or the compatibility of technological systems.
Since the Government of Canada has announced its intention to modernize the Canada Marine Act, the act that governs the Canadian Port Authorities’ operations, the working group’s conclusions could also be used to inform the work of Transport Canada.

M/V Tamarack is First Newbuild Cement Ship in the Great Lakes in 20 Years
M/V Tamarack arrived at the Port of Montreal on August 22, completing her maiden transatlantic voyage and marking a major milestone in North American shipping. Owned by Eureka Shipping, a joint... Read More

Lake Superior Marine Museum Association Acquires Duluth Harbor’s South Breakwater Outer Light
The Lake Superior Marine Museum Association (LSMMA) has acquired the Duluth Harbor South Breakwater Outer Light in an effort to preserve an instrumental piece of maritime heritage. The historic lighthouse,... Read More