Tag Archives: boats

The New build shuttle tanker Beothuk Spirit arrived at pier 9 yesterday morning on her delivery voyage from Korea. She will go into service shuttling crude oil from the Hiberina and Hebron Oil Fields off Newfoundland to various...

Bids for the CSC were due today, and 2 additional bids have been publicly announced. the French/Italian consortium has proposed their FREMM Design, used by france, italy, morocco and egypt, and under consideration by Australia. in an interesting...

Icelandic carrier Eimskip has announced a short sea feeder shipping service between the Port of Halifax and Portland, Maine. This new service feature will begin today with the arrival of the Selfoss at Halterm.  To deliver a weekly service,...

During the first world war, The main deep water facilities were located at pier 2, now Jetty NB at the Dockyard, next to the Casino. (there was a land swap with the DND in the 60’s transferring the piers to… Read More »

BAE Systems has announced they have submitted a variant of their British Type 26 Frigate design for the Canadian Surface Combatant project. They Published the Intro Video...

Atlantic Power recently showed up on charter for Nirint, unloading Nickel concentrate “Mud” from Cuba at Pier 34. The ship Previously was known as Onego Power, Federal Power and Seaboard Power, and was built in...

the general cargo ship Anet spent 36 hours at anchorage, taking bunkers, and working in her holds. She sailed Tuesday Afternoon for Sheet harbour, apparently empty. Part of the Wagenborg fleet, She was built in 2010, and is ice class… Read More »

Noble Regina Allen departed for the Sable offshore Gas Field yesterday afternoon. As of 4:30 She had yet to leave the IEL dock at Woodside. She was towed by Secunda vessels Venture Sea ,Trinity Sea and Burin Sea. once she… Read More »

On the lift for a work period. Likely including some paint...

The scrapping of the original Halterm Gantry Cranes continues. The process has just gotten under way at Ceres.   these cranes date back to the late 60’s and 70’s, and are now too small for most ships calling on...