ABOUT THE MARINE CLUB
The Marine Club membership, enriched with a long-standing history, encompasses a range of marine industry stakeholders. Shippers, ports, terminal operators and service providers come together with a focused effort to promote and celebrate the industry. The Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway is among the most significant waterways in the world, providing efficient transportation of a range of cargo feeds industry in one of the most heavily populated regions in North America.
Oliver Hiltebrand, President
THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Welcome to the 81st year of The Marine Club for which I am honoured to be able to serve as your president during 2019/2020. Thanks to our members, corporate sponsors and our hard-working volunteer Board / Executive for the opportunity to serve you in this role.
The objectives of The Marine Club include:
- The promotion of the marine industry on the Great Lakes
- Facilitating cooperation and fellowship amongst its members
- The holding of informal social events for its members and friends and to further the knowledge of the industry amongst its members and the public at large.
- Raising funds through memberships and events to fund our Donations & Good Works Program.
NEWS
Date and Speaker Announced for Marine Club Annual Dinner
The Marine Club 81st Annual Dinner Jan 17, 2020 Fairmont Royal York, Toronto, Ontario Our honourary speaker at this year’s event will be Jeffery Hutchinson – Commissioner of the Canadian Coast GuardLobby renovations at the Fairmont Royal York are now completed, we...
Past President Carl Anderson Shore – Obituary
The Marine Club is saddened to share the news of the passing of one of our oldest living Past Marine Club Presidents (1975), Carl Anderson Shore. The Marine Club will donate to the Mission to Seafarers in his honour. Carl Anderson Shore Carl Anderson Shore passed away...
Past President Tom McCulloch – Obituary
The Marine Club is saddened to share the news of the passing of former Marine Club President, Tom McCulloch. The Marine Club will donate to the Mission to Seafarers in his honour. link MCCULLOCH, Tom The family of Thomas Duncan Wyness McCulloch sadly announce his...
Become a Member
Supporting The Marine Industry’s Growth: Participation in the promotion of the marine industry. With every oar that strikes the water, the marine industry advances further. Every member has an impact.
CORPORATE MEMBERSHIPS
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The Gibraltar Point Light is a historic landmark, and one of the oldest buildings in Metro Toronto. It stands on the south-west tip of Toronto Island. Construction authorized in 1808, it was still being used for its original purpose in 1959, when its use as a lighthouse was discontinued. Since then it has been restored and is maintained by the parks Department of Metro and is open to visitors in season.
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