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St. John's Port Authority

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What St. John's Port Authority does.

St. John's Port Authority (SJPA) is the primary and most advanced container terminal facility in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The company also serves as a central supply and service hub for the offshore energy sector and is a popular anchorage point for cruise ships. SJPA is one of the busiest fish trading harbors in the province. With a contribution of 599 million Canadian dollars to the provincial GDP and 4,471 direct and indirect jobs in 2025, the SJPA plays an important role in the economic development of the ocean. The company generates 100% of its income from port activities and pays no taxes to the state. Annually, 1,046 commercial ships with a total cargo weight of 1,639,988 metric tons are brought into the harbor.

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