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Green Marine

January 8, 2007 · about 20 years ago

Carrying a huge cargo of cars

One of world’s largest vessels of its type makes first N.S. call. About 1,500 high-end vehicles hitched a ride to Halifax on Monday, arriving on one of the world’s largest car/truck-carrying vessels. Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics’ MV Toronto made its inaugural call at Autoport in Eastern Passage, a

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One of world’s largest vessels of its type makes first N.S. call.

About 1,500 high-end vehicles hitched a ride to Halifax on Monday, arriving on one of the world’s largest car/truck-carrying vessels.

Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics’ MV Toronto made its inaugural call at Autoport in Eastern Passage, arriving from Southampton, England, as part of the line’s round-the-world service.

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