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The 'Algoma Conveyer' which ran aground on March 19 in the bay of Green Bay about five miles from the mouth of the Fox River has been refloated on MArch 26 and entered the port of Green Bay. On March 23 lightering of 3,000 metric tons of the ship’s cargo had commenced. Three tugs were then able to safely pull the 'Algoma Conveyor' back into the channel, before it returned to port under its own power. Report with photos: https://fox11online.com/news/local/ship-stuck-in-bay-now-free

The U.S. Coast Guard has begun work to free the 'Algoma Conveyor' in Green Bay, about five miles from the mouth of the Fox River. The ship had lost propulsion and moved outside the navigational channel while hauling salt to the Port of Green Bay. Some of the ship's load would need to be removed to lighten it and re-float it. All 18 members of the crew remained on board. Reports with photos: https://fox11online.com/news/local/efforts-to-remove-stuck-ship-from-waters-of-green-bay-underway https://eu.greenbaypressgazette.com/story/news/2020/03/23/algoma-conveyor-still-aground-green-bay-freight-being-removed/2901443001/

Algoma Central Corporation (“Algoma” or “the Company”) (TSX: ALC), a leading provider of marine transportation services, announced that the recently completed Algoma Conveyor, the third Seawaymax Equinox Class 740’ self-unloading dry-bulk carrier, has begun its delivery voyage from China to Canada. The vessel began its two month journey home, departing the Yangzijiang shipyard on February 16, 2019. After taking fuel in the Philippines the vessel will cross the Pacific Ocean, travelling through the Panama Canal and from there will make its way to Canada. The vessel is expected to arrive in early April.