The Port of Dalhousie is New Brunswick’s largest privately-owned port, offering deep-water facilities on the Bay of Chaleur at the Restigouche River’s mouth. It features two main wharves for handling of paper, coal, oil, and ore, with excellent rail and highway access for efficient North American shipping.
Cargo handling
Stevedoring
Inside and outdoor storage
On request from LOGISTEC fleet
Bulk
Breakbulk
Wind components
Connected to Highway 8 – Trans Canada Highway and Route 134
370 Wiliam Street
Dalhousie, NB
E8C 2X1, Canada
[email protected]
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