Algoma Central

Algoma Central is a comglomerate of related Canadian companies concerned with shipping, mining, and other resource extraction.

In 2013 and 2014, the corporation started constructing eight new bulk carriers to be named after the lead ship, the Algoma Equinox.

Susidiaries of Algoma Central operate, or have operated, many cargo vessels, including:

Algoma Central's self-unloading bulk carriers

name	launched	image
Algoma Buffalo	1978
Algoma Compass	1973
Algoma Conveyor	2019
Algoma Innovator	2018
Algoma Intrepid	2020	-
Algobay	1978
Algoma Niagara	2017
Algoma Olympic	1976
Algoma Sault	2018
Algolake	1977
Algoma Mariner	2011
Algoma Navigator	1967
Algoma Progress	1968
Algomarine	1969
Algoma Transfer	1965
Algorail	1968
Algosoo	1974
Algosteel	1966
Algoway	1972
Algowood	1981
Canadian Enterprise	1979
Canadian Olympic	1976
Canadian Transport	1979
Captain Henry Jackman	1981
Gordon C. Leitch	1952
James Norris	1951
John B. Aird	1983	File:Welland canal and skyway.JPG
John D. Leitch	1967	File:Lake freighter John B. Lietch entering Toronto's shipping basin, 2014 06 21 (109).jpg
Montrealais	1962	File:Bow of the Montrealais moored in Toronto in 2011-12.jpg
Peter R. Cresswell	1982
Quebecois	1963	File:Lake freighter Quebecois, moored at the Toronto portlands -b.jpg
MV Robert S. Pierson	1952	File:Lake freighter Michipicoten at the ore dock in Marquette, Michigan - Nov. 2009.jpg

Algoma also owns several gearless bulk carriers:

Algoma Central's gearless bulk carriers:

name	launched	image
Algocape	1967
Algoma Discovery	1987
Algoma Guardian	1987
Algoma Spirit	1986
Algonorth	1970
Canadian Provider	1987
Algoma Harvester	2014
Algoma Strongfield	2016
G3 Marquis	2014
MV Tim S. Dool	1967

Algoma operates a fleet of tankers:

Algoma Central's tankers

name	launched	image
Algonova	2008
Algoma Dartmouth	2007
Algoma Hansa	1998
Algosea	1998
AlgoCanada	2009