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"World energy demand is on the rise, and Canada has the unprecedented energy supply to meet that demand. The approval of these licences is a major step forward in opening the door for Canada's natural gas industry to access world markets. Opening new markets for our energy products supports our government's top priority: creating jobs, growth and long-term prosperity for Canadians."

North Shore Municipalities Sign Agreement for Natural Gas Services

NetNewsLedger - April 21, 2021 0

M V Federal Cedar

M.V. Federal Cedar First Salty in Port of Thunder Bay for...

NetNewsLedger - April 5, 2021 0

STANDALONE PHOTO -- The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Alder breaks ice near a windsled Wednesday, April 3, 2013 near the harbor in Bayfield, Wis. on Lake Superior. The Madeline Island ferry plans to resume running on Friday. Most traffic across Lake Superior between Bayfield and Madeline Island is either via the ferry or, in the depths of winter, the ice road. But when the ice is either breaking up or settling into its winter thickness, people can get across only by the wind sled - an enclosed boat-hulled craft with huge fans on the back that push the vehicle across the shifting ice.. The wind sleds are usually in action for 10 to 14 days at the beginning of winter and about a week in the spring, though the duration varies each year. MARK HOFFMAN/MHOFFMAN@JOURNALSENTINEL.COM

US Coast Guard Cutter Alder heading to Thunder Bay for Icebreaking

NetNewsLedger - March 12, 2021 0

Port of Montreal geared up for lots of Cruise Ships in 2015

Government of Canada announces one-year ban for pleasure craft and cruise...

NetNewsLedger - February 4, 2021 0

STANDALONE PHOTO -- The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Alder breaks ice near a windsled Wednesday, April 3, 2013 near the harbor in Bayfield, Wis. on Lake Superior. The Madeline Island ferry plans to resume running on Friday. Most traffic across Lake Superior between Bayfield and Madeline Island is either via the ferry or, in the depths of winter, the ice road. But when the ice is either breaking up or settling into its winter thickness, people can get across only by the wind sled - an enclosed boat-hulled craft with huge fans on the back that push the vehicle across the shifting ice.. The wind sleds are usually in action for 10 to 14 days at the beginning of winter and about a week in the spring, though the duration varies each year. MARK HOFFMAN/MHOFFMAN@JOURNALSENTINEL.COM

Operation Taconite Seeks to Keep Lake Superior and the Port of...

NetNewsLedger - December 24, 2020 0

Lake Superior

Storms Force Continued Dredging at Lake Superior’s Grand Traverse Harbor

NNL Staff - November 12, 2020 0

Edmund Fitzgerald

Anniversary of the Sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald – November 10,...

James Murray - November 10, 2020 0

Photo Caption: Images taken in late September 2019, from a remote camera show two pups likely born to wolf 014F in spring 2019, Isle Royale National Park. NPS/SUNY-ESF photos.

Wolf Pups Born on Isle Royale

NetNewsLedger - September 14, 2020 0

Lake Superior

September 4, 2020: LRCA Updates Lake Superior Shoreline Condition

NetNewsLedger - September 4, 2020 0

Thunder Bay

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Gets $1.1 Million for Shore Protection

NNL Staff - July 29, 2020 0

Weather Advisory

May 28, 2020 – Fog Advisory for North Shore of Lake...

NetNewsLedger Weather Desk - May 27, 2020 0

The Federal Bering making her way to dock at the Richardson Elevator

Federal Bering Arriving in Port of Thunder Bay

James Murray - April 25, 2020 0

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