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Home›Green Marine›Hoping for their ship to come in
Green Marine

April 19, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Hoping for their ship to come in

Halifax Shipyard just won a $6-million contract to refit a coast guard icebreaker, but workers at the yard have their eyes on a much bigger prize. The Louis S. St-Laurent is slated to be moving into the Irving-owned facility Thursday and will be in the shipyard until June, according to company spoke

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Halifax Shipyard just won a $6-million contract to refit a coast guard icebreaker, but workers at the yard have their eyes on a much bigger prize. The Louis S. St-Laurent is slated to be moving into the Irving-owned facility Thursday and will be in the shipyard until June, according to company spokeswoman Mary Keith.

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