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The Detroit Marine Historian Journal of Marine Historical Society of Detroit Volume 25, No. 3 November, 1970 ALGOMA CENTRAL's newest self-unloader, the 25,700-ton AGAWA CANYON, was undergoing last-minute preparations for her shakedown trials at Collingwood when this photo was made. The shakedown was slated for Nov. 20 with her maiden trip from Cwen Sound to the Canadian Soo due the foliowing day. The $8.6 million vessel was the only one of its kind built in Canadian shipyards in 1970 and one of only two addit- iona.to the Canadian fleet during the year. AGAWA CANYON brings the self-unloading fleet of Algoma Central Railway to four, all built since 1964, and gives the Algoma fleet almost 21 percent of the self-unloading capacity of Canadian lake shipping. The company also operates three bulk freighters.