Hey there, Canada! Look around at all the things you own, buy and consume. There's a good chance it has made its way to you through the Port of Montreal,
the second-largest container port in Canada. But it is more than just a container port — it's actually made up of 19 terminals that handle a wide variety of goods, such as:
- containers (clothing, food, electronics, furniture, pharmaceuticals, and thousands more)
- liquid bulk (gasoline, crude oil, diesel oil, aviation fuel, ethyl alcohol, molasses, and more)
- dry bulk (iron ore, salt, sugar, industrial sand, gypsum, fertilizer, and more)
- grain
- non-containerized cargo (vehicles, locomotives, railway tracks, wind turbines, and more)
In addition,
17 cruise lines,
76 cruise ships and
112,000 passengers and crew members sail in and out of the Iberville passenger terminal each year. The Port of Montreal truly lives up to its billing as the heartbeat of the country!