June 12, 2012 St. Lawrence Seaway Cargo Shipments Up 5 percent in May
Tonnage Numbers at U.S. Ports Remain Strong
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Tonnage Numbers at U.S. Ports Remain Strong
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PRESS RELEASE
Immediate Release
Ottawa,Ontario — Strong demand for key North American commodities such as coal, iron ore and Canadian grain have fuelled a positive start for the St. Lawrence Seaway shipping season.
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Washington, D.C. – The steel and construction industries pushed the demand for North American commodities such as iron ore, stone and cement, and provided the 2012 shipping season with a solid start.
The St. Lawrence Seaway reported that year-to-date total cargo shipments for the period March 22 to April 30 were 4.4 million metric tons, up 2.24 percent over the same period in 2011.
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Windsor, Ontario — The Windsor-Detroit corridor is expected to be one of the first regions to benefit from the initiatives promised in the Beyond the Border Declaration recently signed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper and President Barack Obama.
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Tel: 202-366-0091
Port of Green Bay Earns Seaway Pacesetter Award
for Increase in International Tonnage
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Contact: Nancy Alcalde (SLSDC)
Tel: 202-366-0091
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Ottawa, Ontario — The Great Lakes-Seaway navigation season will kick off next week with a series of events celebrating the economic significance of the marine shipping industry.
Dubbed “Seaway Week”, the events will include the traditional Opening Day ceremony of the St. Lawrence Seaway at the Welland Canal on March 22nd.
Read moreWashington, D.C. – The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYDEC) today modified its ballast water discharge permit and extended the deadline by which ship owners have to comply with state rules.
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IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Julia Fields
 
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IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Julia Fields
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