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Recalled from its Havana-miami run, to Montreal, the coastal steamer, North Pioneer, seen here, is to take on a new cargo there. She will replace the (...)
Recalled from its Havana-miami run, to Montreal, the coastal steamer, North Pioneer, seen here, is to take on a new cargo there. She will replace the (...)

Recalled from its Havana-miami run, to Montreal, the coastal steamer, North Pioneer, seen here, is to take on a new cargo there. She will replace the (...)

Date8/1/1947
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Original Toronto Star caption: Recalled from its Havana-miami run; to Montreal; the coastal steamer; North Pioneer; seen here; is to take on a new cargo there. She will replace the Nascopie and is scheduled to sail about August 15 with winter supplies for residents of the Arctic
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014293F
The mission ship is seen at Montreal dock awaiting last of cargo
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It's business before pleasure, A tiny boat rides perilously close to the stern of the cargo ship Cap Castillo as it passes through the break-water and(...)
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Sailing from montreal on July 5 to begin her annual supply trip, the Nascopie is seen here
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Sailing majestically from Toronto Harbor, the brigantine Pathfinder sets out for a cruise on Lake Ontario, carrying most of its 22,000 square yards of sail. She cost $150,000 seven years ago
Sailing majestically from Toronto Harbor, the brigantine Pathfinder sets out for a cruise on Lake Ontario, carrying most of its 22,000 square yards of sail. She cost $150,000 seven years ago
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A cargo of wine for Metro, Largest container ship to enter the Great Lakes, the 502-foot Manchester Concept is shown unloading cargo in Toronto harbor(...)
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Quebec, paddle steamer, at dock in Montréal, Québec
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A big ship brings in a sweet cargo, The biggest ship ever to dock in Oshawa Harbor is in port now
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A cargo of Castor Oil, This handsome looking ship docked at the foot of Spadina Ave
A cargo of Castor Oil, This handsome looking ship docked at the foot of Spadina Ave
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Lowly jobs: The Gordon C. Leitch and R. Bruce Angus will sit out their fourth straight shipping season in Toronto harbor because of a lack of cargo. O(...)
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