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Federal Resources

Pacific Gateway Portal
Port of Vancouver Resource Site

Pacific Pilotage Authority
The principal mandate of the Authority is to provide safe, reliable and efficient marine pilotage and related services in the Coastal waters of British Columbia including the Fraser River.

Transport Canada Marine Services
Marine Information

Marine Links

BC Maritime Employers Association
The British Columbia Maritime Employers Association (the Association) is an unaccredited employers association currently consisting of 71 member companies. The primary purpose of the Association is to provide sound labour relations advice to waterfront employers in British Columbia.

British Columbia Chamber of Shipping
The Chamber of Shipping has proudly served the international shipping industry community in British Columbia since 1923. The Chamber is a forum for the gathering, developing and disseminating of information, both to the membership and shipping communities around the world. Information relating to new developments in shipping services, government legislation as well as alternative services and opportunities in trade, commerce, or education are handled by the Chamber and its dedicated committees.

Maritime Information Services of North America
MISNA is a coalition of non-profit maritime information service organizations dedicated to providing information, communications and services to ensure safe, secure, efficient and environmentally-sound maritime operations.

Vancouver Maritime Artibitrators Association
The VMAA has as its mandate to establish and maintain standards of education, qualification and professional conduct for maritime arbitrators and to establish procedural rules to govern the conduct of maritime arbitrations.

Ports

Canadian Harbour Authorities
Smaller Port Authorities across Canada

Fraser River Port Authority
Fraser River Port is a fully integrated port with global transportation networks, located at the mouth of the Fraser River near Vancouver, British Columbia.

Halifax Port Authority
Located on the Great Circle route at 44o38' N 63o33' W, the Port of Halifax (Nova Scotia) is the only port on the east coast of North America capable of handling fully laden post-Panamax vessels.

Montreal Port Authority
Linked to more than 100 countries around the world by many reputable shipping lines, the Port of Montreal is located on one of the largest navigable waterways in the world - the majestic St. Lawrence River - and offers the shortest route between major European and Mediterranean ports as well as North American markets. Situated 1,600 kilometres inland from the Atlantic, it is the international port closest to North America's industrial heartland, representing a hinterland of some 100 million Canadian and American consumers.

Nanaimo Port Authority
The Nanaimo Port Authority has the mandate to administer, control and manage the harbour, waters and foreshore of the Georgia Strait in an area adjacent to Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada.

Prince Rupert Port Authority
The Port of Prince Rupert's strategic location on international trade corridors makes it an essential link in the global transportation and international trade network. Modern terminals, fast turnaround, on-time delivery capabilities, and vast industrial development properties on tidewater open new opportunities for shippers and producers.

Toronto Port Authority
The Toronto Port Authority is a Canada Port Authority and part of a national ports system. The new Toronto Port Authority, which replaced the Toronto Harbour Commissioners, was established on June 8, 1999 under the Canada Marine Act, and has a seven-member Board of Directors.

Vancouver Port Authority
The Port of Vancouver has one of the world's finest natural, deep-water harbours. It covers 233 km of coastline, from Roberts Bank at the US-Canada border, along the south shore of Burrard Inlet, up Indian Arm and the north shore of Burrard Inlet.

The Vancouver Port Authority controls 6,000 hectares of water and 460 hectares of land, most of which is largely occupied by cargo terminals. Various industries, the province and municipalities own additional land.

Victoria Port Authority
The Victoria Harbour is a gateway to the City of Victoria, Vancouver Island and British Columbia and is one of the most beautiful harbours in the world.

World Ports
World Port Reference Service

Terminals

Fraser Surrey Docks
Fraser Surrey Docks Ltd. is a modern, multi-purpose marine terminal that has served the needs of customers since 1964. Our facility is located in Surrey, British Columbia on the Fraser River, approximately 30 kilometres from downtown Vancouver.

Lynn Terminals/Western Stevedoring
Break bulk terminal

Nepture Bulk Terminals
Located west of the Iron Workers' Memorial Second Narrows Bridge in Vancouver's inner harbour, Neptune Bulk Terminals is a highly efficient operation providing the most modern loading/unloading services and storage facilities for a variety of bulk commodities.

P & O Ports/ Centennial Terminal
Vancouver container and break bulk operations

Pacific Coast Terminals
Sulphur and chemical handling facility

Squamish Terminals
Break bulk terminal

TSI / VANTERM + DELTAPORT
Vancouver container and cruise ship operations

Vancouver Wharves
Multi-cargo bulk terminal

West Coast Reduction
Liquids and animal by-products.

Westshore Terminals
Located in Vancouver, Westshore Terminals is Canada's leading coal export facility and the largest dry bulk terminal on the west coast of the Americas.