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Windsor Shipping Agency

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What Windsor Shipping Agency does.

Windsor Shipping Agency has been assisting vessels with local port calls since 1955. The company currently represents most foreign flagged (and Canadian military) vessels calling the Windsor area. Following the retirement of Robyn Waugh, the agency took over operations in early 2024. Windsor Shipping Agency assists with cargo operations and can be reached at ops@windsorshipping.ca or by phone at (519) 966-2160. The company serves Canadian ports on the Great Lakes / St. Lawrence Seaway and beyond.

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