Stewart Bulk Terminals is located in the community of Stewart in northern British Columbia. Traditionally dependent upon resource industries such as mining and forestry, this small community is now discovering a new opportunity in shipping.

Stewart is ideally located at the head of the Portland Canal - a 150 kilometer fjord that is ice free throughout the year - and on Highway 37A, a paved access to the interior of the Pacific Northwest.

Stewart Bulk Terminals Ltd. is privately owned and operated by the partnership of Al Soucie and Jack Elsworth. The facility is an enhanced and upgraded dock that loaded concentrate from the Granduc / Newmont copper mine at the zenith of its production.

Stewart Bulk Terminals provides full service to large freighters that carry loads throughout the Pacific Rim. Stewart Bulk Terminals has developed a reputation for quality and efficient workmanship, and their goal is to continue to develop that reputation into a major presence in the shipping industry of the Pacific Northwest.

Stewart Bulk Terminals, under new management, has been serving the shipping needs of the Pacific Northwest since 1993. The capacity of the dock is continually expanding. It now provides an average loading rate of 800 tonnes per hour.

Contracts undertaken by the Stewart Bulk Terminals include:

• Loading the ore from Homestake Mines property at nearby Eskay Creek, BC
  
• Loading bags of ore for Homestake's SNIP property, located north by the Alaskan border
  
• Loading the ore from Huckleberry Mines of Houston, BC
  
• Stewart Bulk Terminals has also unloaded barges with product destined for truck transportation.

Stewart Bulk Terminals is always prepared to discuss how we can further serve the shipping industry of the Pacific Northwest. Phone to see how we can meet your shipping needs.