Photo Gallery

Railcars enter the Rotary
Car Dumper to unload
sulphur onto conveyor belts.

About 100 ships visit us
each year to load sulphur
for international
destinations.

Our terminal is interlaced
with conveyors that move
sulphur from train to storage
or directly to waiting ships.

The shiploader pours
sulphur from conveyor belts
directly into a ship's hold.

Sulphur is shipped in one of
four shaped varieties,
according to customer
preference.

Most of our sulphur is
destined for Asia, where it is
used for fertilizer
production.

Moving sulphur to and from
storage is the job of the
automated Stakrake.

An aerial view of our
terminal.
Photo courtesy of Port
Vancouver

Our employees prepare to
unload ethylene glycol from
a tank car into a storage
tank at the terminal.

Liquid ethylene glycol is
stored for shipment in tanks
surrounded by containment
walls.

Coquitlam School District
teachers visit PCT to learn
how they can incorporate
this local industry as part of
a classroom project.

We are proud to be part of
the annual Great Canadian
Shoreline Clean-up.

On July 1, 2004, visitors
enjoyed free boat tours of
the harbour at our Open
House.

Singer and sailor Tom Lewis
entertained crowds with
songs from the sea at our
2004 Open House.

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