If anyone needs an explanation why "laker's" are so scratched up, look no further. They are designed to just fit through the Welland Canal and the Soo locks to maximize cargo capacity. It's always fascinating to watch them go through a lock in either direction. Thanks for the video.
It's interesting that a ship that proudly displays the title "Canada Steamship Lines" works in Canada, making profits for a Canadian owner, yet is registered in the Bahamas, to avoid paying taxes in Canada.
That is amazing to see her go through there. And to be that close to her it’s remarkable. Great video thank you.
If anyone needs an explanation why "laker's" are so scratched up, look no further. They are designed to just fit through the Welland Canal and the Soo locks to maximize cargo capacity. It's always fascinating to watch them go through a lock in either direction. Thanks for the video.
Wow thats huge , & it's got alot of scratches on the side lol , it makes you feel like a mouse seeing that ship go by lol .
I saw this ship in Port Colborne today. ITS HUGE
Canadian ship is like a world I love Canadians 💪👍
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But this one is also big too
Yeah! CANADA. We love you.
Titanic is longer and higher and brither👌
mind the paintwork.
looks like they dont have fenders
très attractif et plaisant a regarder
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This ship needs a paint job
Миллиметраж.
Lieberal Ship.
It's interesting that a ship that proudly displays the title "Canada Steamship Lines" works in Canada, making profits for a Canadian owner, yet is registered in the Bahamas, to avoid paying taxes in Canada.
@@rollydoucet8909 It's always all about the money.
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