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Saint Lawrence Canal

1   about 2 tons of other goods. The voyage up the St. Lawrence Canals was uneventful and the vessel made good time to

2   Star which said, "The steam tug boats on the St. Lawrence Canals have been withdrawn by the Government .... It is

3   depth of hold was considered too great for the St. Lawrence Canals with their 9 feet of water. The suggested depth

4   auxiliary vessels small enough to negotiate the St. Lawrence Canals, with their nine foot depth of water and yet

5   into barges for Montreal. The talk of making the St. Lawrence Canals of equal capacity with the Welland is simply to

6   with a very fine editorial headed "The St. Lawrence Canals," which read as follows: "Whenever the Spectator

7   upon the Government is that of enlarging the St. Lawrence Canals to a uniform depth of 14 feet. This policy was

8   by the continuing low water levels in the St. Lawrence Canals, descended on Ottawa on the 26 September to pour

9   opening of the Welland and St. Lawrence Canals had been set for 1 May, but an announcement by

10   prospect of continuous 14 foot naviation on the St. Lawrence Canals was drawing closer to becoming a reality and much

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