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- Saint Lawrence River
- 1 of the organizational changes in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence steamboat trade in the latter half of the
- 2 with the most efficient use possible of the new St. Lawrence canals then reaching completion. Products of
- 3 vessel of its day on Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence.8 The following year the newlywed was promoted to
- 4 steamer designed to pass the locks of the new St. Lawrence canals then under construction.27
- 5 of Canada West lay on the Great Lakes and upper St. Lawrence. But major fortifications and the large garrisons
- 6 Welland Canal, across Lake Ontario and down the St. Lawrence to the Lachine Rapids. In another year, however,
- 7 the Magnet entered the Lake Ontario and upper St. Lawrence steamboat trade in the unenviable position of an
- 8 to extend his subsidiary freight line into the St. Lawrence forwarding trade and in a controversy over the
- 9 years remaining to the Magnet, the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence shipping trade changed radically. After the
- 10 City and the resort communities on the lower St. Lawrence and Saguenay rivers. To raise the capital to buy
- 11 decided to retain the run on the lower St. Lawrence and Saguenay, although operations were confined
- 12 crisis. While the Magnet shifted to the lower St. Lawrence, others were moved up the Welland Canal or were
- 13 Harbour as the terminus of a Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence line, a terminal point that was still being used
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This article originally appeared in Ontario History.
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