Fednav becomes pure-play bulker owner with sale of terminals and logistics unit
March 2, 2023
By Tradewinds
St. Lawrence Economic Development Council Interview of the Month - Paul Pathy
June 1, 2021
Winter brings 'red hot' spot rates to ice-class ships
March 8, 2021
By Michael Juliano Updated March 9, 2021
Looking to the future on the shoulders of strong economic prospects: Montreal's Top Employers for 2020 are announced
January 30, 2020
Ice-class laker bulk carrier tops off successful collaboration on 50 vessels
January 14, 2020
Source DNV-GL: Maritime Impact Morten Løvstad
Pathy likes his assets heavy as Fednav rivals travel light
August 20, 2019
TradeWinds by Joe Brady in Montreal Paul Pathy has read about it in TradeWinds: shipowners increasingly prefer the nimble approach in volatile markets. They want to be “asset light”.
Other people’s money does not interest Fednav’s Paul Pathy
April 15, 2019
Canadian bulker power is a private owner and proud of it by Joe Brady, TradeWinds
Shipping lines optimistic about 2019 prospects on the Great Lakes
March 5, 2019
LEX BINKLEY, CANADIAN SAILINGS
Shipowners call IMO 2020 switch-over challenge 'solvable'
February 20, 2019
MICHAEL JULIANO, TRADEWINDS But lawyer raises enforcement worries and analysts question whether investors are rewarding shipowners for scrubber investments.
A shipping company for all seasons: Fednav
February 8, 2019
The Motorship Leader briefing Fednav is Canada's largest ocean-going dry bulk shipowning and chartering group. In its 75-year history, Fednav has weathered many previous market and regulatory changes.
Optimarin consolidates Fednav relationship with retrofit and newbuild orders
November 29, 2018
By: AJOT | Nov 21 2018 at 08:03 AM | Maritime News
Fednav boss Pathy comes out fighting against scrubbers
November 14, 2018
Paul Pathy tells TradeWinds Forum in Tokyo exhaust gas cleaning systems damage the environment.
Safety and efficiency – the Fednav way
October 19, 2018
Jeremy Daoust, Manager, Owned Fleet, Fednav Limited Breakbulk Magazine, Issue 4 / 2018
Fednav proposal on three ice-breakers for Canadian Coast Guard
June 27, 2018
Crise des brise-glaces : l’offre qu’Ottawa garde secrète
Business Union dispute leaves some freighters stuck at port
May 16, 2018
Published on May 15, 2018 | Updated 6:25 a. m. By Tyrel Linkhorn and David Patch | Blade Staff Writers
2 of 3 delayed ships leave Toledo cargo dock
May 16, 2018
Two of three ships delayed at the Port of Toledo by a labor dispute left the dock Wednesday after their owner arranged a work-around to avoid needing harbor pilots for the initial part of the maneuver.
First saltie of the season arrives in Thunder Bay port
April 25, 2018
Arrival marks official opening of ocean shipping season Kris Ketonen · CBC News · Posted: Apr 25, 2018
First "Saltie" Is Due Thursday Night
April 12, 2018
Thursday, April 12, 2018, by Dave Strandberg
Fednav returns to Japan for ice-breaking bulker
April 3, 2018
Source: Tradewinds, published in Dry Cargo, written by Dale Wainwright
Forward thinking: Fednav Limited adds to owned fleet
January 11, 2018
Janenne Irene Pung Great Lakes/Seaway Review October-December 2017
Shipping lines expanding Canadian Arctic operations
November 29, 2017
For AJOT Nov. 27 issue (breakbulk quarterly) By Leo Ryan, AJOT
Atlantic Basin becomes Fednav’s focus for Great Lakes dry bulk flee
November 9, 2017
Chief executive Paul Pathy says seawaymax ships are still the investment priority for Fednav but the company will ‘do just fine’ wherever the ships trade. November 9, 2017 17:00 GMT by Michael Angell
IceNav safer ice navigation
September 28, 2017
The Journal of Ocean Technology, Vol. 12, No. 3, 2017
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor celebrates Indiana's Bicentennial with 200th vessel of 2016
November 30, 2016
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Baffinland second shipping season totals over 2.7 million tonnes of iron ore
November 2, 2016
Maritime Magazine
Indiana Maritime Trade Mission Visits Quebec
October 17, 2016
Maritime Logistics Professional Michelle Howard
Madison Capital Day focuses on Great Lakes shipping
October 3, 2016
Canadian Sailings | Source: American Great Lakes Ports Association A delegation of Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway maritime industry leaders held day-long meetings September 28 with Wisconsin state political leadership.
Global warming makes ice forecasting a hot field
September 19, 2016
Global warming makes ice forecasting a hot field Ice forecasting — meteorology, oceanography, and a lot of thermodynamics — is a growing field, as climate change makes the Arctic more accessible
Paul Pathy takes sole charge
September 1, 2016
From TradeWinds By Michael Angell Stamford Chief executive says dry bulk market 'is a struggle' but Fednav has a good cash cushion to weather the storm
Vancouver receives Fednav first
September 1, 2016
The Port of Vancouver USA has welcomed the cargo ship Federal Iris on its maiden voyage to the USA. heavyliftpfi.com - News Desk
A shipping career onshore
August 31, 2016
The MaritimeONE Scholarship opens doors to a dynamic industry that’s crucial to Singapore By Melody Tan, [email protected]
Environmentalists: Proposal Could Add Invasive Species to Great Lakes
July 6, 2016
Chicago Tonight Elizabeth Brackett
No new invasive species found in Great Lakes in 10 years
June 1, 2016
A decade of success: No new invasive species found in Great Lakes in 10 years by Julie Zenner, North Star Port (Duluth Seaway Port Authority) Spring 2016
On-board water treatment is next line of defence against invasion
May 21, 2016
Wisconsin State Journal: STEVEN VERBURG [email protected], 608-252-6118
Ships that ply the Lakes: Federal Beaufort
April 29, 2016
By Skip Gillham, Special to Postmedia Network Fednav Ltd. of Montreal added five new oceangoing lakers to its fleet in 2015. All were built in Japan and are considered environmentally advanced, 34,000-ton capacity carriers.
Thunder Bay shipping season starts early for ocean-going vessels
March 31, 2016
Thunder Bay Port Authority, March 31, 2016
"Special price" fuels Fednav deal for bulker foursome at Oshima
March 3, 2016
"Special price" fuels Fednav deal for bulker foursome at OshimaCanadian owner only wants top-quality ships for its niche trade in the Great Lakes and Arctic, which has provided some relief in a tough market