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The massive spending bill being considered by Congress this week includes more money for the nation's public lands and waters than President Donald Trump wanted, and no wording that would force wolves off the endangered species list in the Great Lakes region.
Water is being let out of Lake Ontario at record rates, but it’s doing little to relieve high water on the south shore, in New York. Last year, flooding
The sunset and dinner cruiser will stay in Muskegon.
Steelworkers in Labrador City will be heading back to the bargaining table with the Iron Ore Company of Canada just before the union was set to hold a strike vote.
Mumbai : The Port of Montreal, which has entered into a partnership with Mundra Port, is betting on an increase in trade between Canada and India. The Canadian port is keen on working with other ports in India even though it has limited its number of agreements in India, said Tony Boemi, Vice President, Growth and Development at Montreal Port Authority (MPA). "We saw the partnership with Adani Group (for Mundra Port) will be appropriate for us to carry out our Indian businesses. It will further increase the trade between Port of Montreal and Asian countries," he said. In 2016-17, the Port of Montreal saw a 40 per cent growth in trade between India and Canada. Boemi added that through the network with Mundra, the Port of Montreal is looking at expanding its presence in South Asia. "About 10 years ago, the Port of Montreal had no presence in Asia that has changed now," Boemi said, adding 25 per cent of the port's overall business comes from Asia. "Out of that 40 per cent is with India
It’s one of the biggest days of the year for diehard boat enthusiasts. As the clock ticks past midnight on March 25, the Soo Locks will open for the
OGDENSBURG — An idea floated last year to operate a bicycle ferry between Morristown and Brockville, Ontario, had been declared dead in the water, only to resurface farther downstream between the border communities of Ogdensburg and Prescott.
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The shipping campaign sailed into action on Tuesday and, no, the first vessel didn't get stuck in the ice.The barge-tug combo Erie Trader/Clyde S. VanEnkevort made it under the Aerial Lift Bridge and through the canal at about noon, only to seem to be held up on Lake Superior for several hours off 21st...
The owners of the S.S. Keewatin have hit a political iceberg with the Town of Midland. CTV's Mike Arsalides has the details.
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Algoma Niagara will open Seaway season next Thursday
On Thursday, March 29, Terence Bowles, President and CEO of The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corp., will officially declare the St. Lawrence Seaway’s 60th navigation season open in concert with his counterpart, Associate Administrator Thomas Lavigne from the U.S. St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp.
Gregg Ruhl, Chief Operating Officer of Algoma Central Corp., whose state-of-the-art Equinox-class ship Algoma Niagara will open the season, will be the keynote speaker. The company has embarked on an extensive fleet renewal program over the past eight years, introducing the first series of Great Lakes commercial vessels equipped with integrated exhaust gas scrubbers. Tony Robinson, General Manager Purchasing for ArcelorMittal Dofasco, will also speak.
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The Erie Trader/Clyde S. VanEnkevort sailed under the lift bridge around noon on Tuesday, signaling the start of the Twin Ports shipping season.
Acquired by Algoma Corporation, Buffalo and Adam E. Cornelius, will sail this season as Algoma Buffalo and Algoma Compass. They are both Seaway size.
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