Canada Steamship Lines
Canada Steamship Lines, based in Montreal, owns and operates a fleet of 19 Canadian flag vessels (11 self-unloaders and 8 bulk carriers) that trade on the Great Lakes – St-Lawrence Seaway system. These ships are fully crewed by Canadian seafarers. A new building program from 1999 to 2004 gave CSL the most modern fleet of self-unloading ships on the Great Lakes. In 2008, CSL purchased 4 seaway size bulk carriers to augment the bulker fleet.
Self-Unloaders
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| Atlantic Erie |
38,960 DWT |
| Atlantic Huron |
36,920 DWT |
| Atlantic Superior |
35,510 DWT |
| CSL Assiniboine |
33,309 DWT |
| CSL Laurentien |
36,674 DWT |
| CSL Niagara |
34,938 DWT |
| CSL Tadoussac |
30,132 DWT |
| Frontenac |
26,326 DWT |
| Halifax |
29,283 DWT |
| Rt. Hon Paul J. Martin |
35,439 DWT |
| Salarium |
35,686 DWT |
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Bulkers
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| Birchglen |
36,249 DWT |
| Cedarglen |
28,591 DWT |
| Oakglen |
35,630 DWT |
| Mapleglen |
35,630 DWT |
| Pineglen |
32,713 DWT |
| Saguenay |
35,630 DWT |
| Richelieu |
35,630 DWT |
| Spruceglen |
35,630 DWT |
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For an up-close look at our vessels, simply select the link below;
Link to CSL Domestic's Fleet Specs |
