Picton Terminals Ltd.

10/08/2026

Picton Terminals proudly supported Food & Farm Care Ontario for the Breakfast on the Farm event.
The event welcomed 1,350 to the beautiful River Valley Cattle Co to meet the Embury family. More than 34 exhibitors and almost 100 farm volunteers were on site bringing education, awareness, equipment and engaging displays.
This opportunity to connect more of the community with the people behind their food is an important extension of what our team does every day as we provide a key Ontario hub for agri-products.

10/08/2026

It’s Ontario Ag Week, and we’re looking back to April and the first vessel at the new Parrish & Heimbecker terminal at our facility.
The agri-product sector is a significant piece of Great Lakes cargo and trade. Moving cargo via the water and the marine mode, and servicing the region and its farming activity drives economic activity, and generates international opportunities for Ontario farmers.
Join us in celebrating the farmers and everyone who supports this vital industry.

10/07/2026

🚢 September traffic snapshot
Nearly 25 million tonnes of cargo passed through the St. Lawrence Seaway through the end of September, an increase of 3.5% compared with cargo volumes through the end of September 2025.

These figures highlight the Seaway’s essential role in moving goods, supporting trade and driving economic activity.

🔗 View the full traffic results:https://greatlakes-seaway.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/tonnage2026_09_en.pdf


Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
Highway H2O

10/06/2026

Our team at Picton Terminals was so proud to support this event.

09/30/2026

Please click on the links to access bridge status applications: St. Catharines / Thorold Port Colborne Salaberry / Beauharnois / Suroît Region Montreal

09/28/2026

The M/V Perelik, in the Navibulgar fleet called Picton Terminals this week with a cargo of bulk materials.
The cargo will be used to support cement production in the region.

09/24/2026

Powering maritime excellence in Picton as part of World Maritime Day.
Today is an opportunity to recognize the significant contribution that maritime trade makes to the economy locally, regionally and globally.
At Picton Terminals we’re working with vessel operators, terminals, cargo owners and stakeholders across the supply chain for real growth. Supporting the farming community, construction, maintenance and business sectors along the 401 highway corridor, paralleled by the St. Lawrence Seaway.

09/23/2026

09/18/2026

M/V Whitefish Bay arriving with a cargo of salt for discharge.
The stockpiling of road salt in the Fall and late into the shipping season prepares for servicing the region’s road network once driving conditions turn icy in Winter.
Every day usage, but impactful support for the community and surrounding geography.

09/18/2026

Today the M/V Vectis Progress is in port loading corn for export to Ireland. This shipment marks a historic milestone for Picton Terminals—representing the first direct bulk export from our terminal to a non-U.S. international market in its more than 70-year history.
The regional market reach for our facilities demonstrate the beneficial connection from farming community to destination market.
Grain Farmers of Ontario