 | welland canal Video of the welland canal. the canal link lake erie to lake ontario, in canada. a series of 8 locks is needed to go from one lake to the other one. this canal is part of the st. lawrence seaway and is open to navigation from march to late december. 1 minute of video is 1 hour of real time, it takes about 7 to 11 hours to cross the canal depending of traffic and weather condition. the canal is parallel to the niagara falls. |
 | Dangers of the Welland Canal A segment about the dangers around the Welland Canal in Niagara. |
 | Steamer EDWARD L. RYERSON in the Welland Canal On May 24, 2007 the classic steamer EDWARD L. RYERSON made her first-ever trip through the Welland Canal, laden with taconite pellets for Quebec City, PQ. I was there and caught this historic trip on video. |
 | HMCS Halifax in Welland Canal #1 HMCS Halifax went through the Welland Canal May 23, 2007. Here she has just left Lock #4 and is proceeding toward Lock #3. |
 | Bridge 3 at Welland Canal in St. Catharines, ON A ship going through the Welland Canal at the Homer Bridge in St. Catharines, ON |
 | Welland Canal & Laker the Seaway Queen (Bowater) Gladys or Contance Bowater passing through one of the locks on the Welland Canal. In the clip is some nice footage of the laker"Seaway Queen". The film was taken by my Dad Richard Howatson who was 2nd Mate on the ship. |
 | Conquering Niagara: The Story of the Welland Canal Combining rare archival footage with remarkable new footage of the Canal as never seen before, this riveting documentary takes viewers on a journey of discovery through its rich history. From a Jesuit monks first glimpse of the majestic Niagara Falls to a deadly battle between rival factions in the 1840s. From Fenian cross-border raids to wartime acts of sabotage. From a competition between rival nations for economic dominance of the St. Lawrence corridor, to the beneficial partnership behind the St. Lawrence Seaway. It took the fortitude of one man, William Hamilton Merrit, to overcome the natural barrier of Niagara Falls and link the heartland of a continent with the waiting markets of the world. In so doing, the Welland Canal would take its place among the greatest achievements the world has ever known. |
 | Welland Canal Lock 7 Opens The Welland Canal opens for another season. Here is a look at the first ship of the year making its way through the ice. |
 | HMCS Halifax in Welland Canal #2 HMCS Halifax went through the Welland Canal May 23, 2007. Here she is entering Lock #2. |
 | J.A.W Inglehart exits locks on the Welland Canal The JAW Inglehart was built as an ocean going tanker in 1936. It has been made into a Laker, and owned by Inland Lakes Management Inc. It is seen here exiting the locks on the Welland Canal at St. Catharines, Ontario 10-03-2004 |
 | Welland Canal Lock 3 Lock 3 at the Welland Canal, April 2008 |
 | HMCS Halifax in Welland Canal #3 HMCS Halifax went through the Welland Canal May 23, 2007. Here she is leaving Lock #2. |
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