The Journey: The Marine Atlantic Blog
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Marine Atlantic’s 2015 Annual Public Meeting
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Proud of our History - MV Stena Grecia/MV Atlantic Freighter
Proud of our History – Bar Harbor, Maine
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MV Seatrader
From 1973 to 1976, this railcar ferry served the Port aux Basques–North Sydney crossing and provided essential assistance transporting the increased freight shipped between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
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MV Codroy
One of ten small, wooden, diesel-powered vessels built at the Clarenville shipyard during the mid-1940s, this vessel traded salt cod with Caribbean nations and brought back products like Jamaican rum.
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Proud of our History – Bonavista
Pictou-Caribou-Wood Islands Service
This strategic connection between Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia has seen significant change and served the people of both provinces and thousands of tourists for over 100 years.
Proud of our History – SS Cabot Strait
Petite Forte
A well-known fixture in coastal communities for over 20 years, this vessel was donated to Mercy Ships, where it delivered free medical care and supplies to those in need around the world.
Proud of our History - MV Stena Carrier
Time-Chartered Vessels
An invaluable part of the rail and marine service provided in Atlantic Canada, time-chartered vessels were primarily staffed by private company personnel and carried out a distinct mandate.
Marine Packer
With 59,700 cubic feet of cargo space, this freight vessel was essential to transporting many of the goods required in coastal communities through Newfoundland and Labrador from 1974 to 1994.
Proud of our History - Lewisporte, NL
Vessel Profile - Atlantic Vision
Proud of our History - MV Jarl Transporter
SS Portia
Named after a character from Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, this vessel was used to transport passengers, cargo, and mail from 1904 to 1940.