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Groupe CTMA

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What Groupe CTMA does.

Groupe CTMA has been the official transporter of the Îles de la Madeleine in Canada since 1944. The company provides a crossing service that connects the islands with the mainland, offering a five-hour non-stop working time. CTMA Transport is a reliable and efficient freight service between the mainland and the islands. The company also deals with coastal dredging in various harbors on the Îles, as well as with the mooring and docking operations of ships. Groupe CTMA has its headquarters on the Îles de la Madeleine and is engaged in responsible practices, such as investing in local community shares.

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