Icebreaker journey along St. Lawrence River sparks hopes for winter cruise industry
- An icebreaker cruise ship, Le Commandant Charcot, began its journey along the St. Lawrence River, aiming to promote winter cruises in Quebec.
- Approximately 150 passengers, mainly from Francophone countries, set sail from St-Pierre-Miquelon, with the first stop at Cap-Aux-Meules.
- The cruise includes activities like snowshoeing and ice fishing, and Le Commandant Charcot will make four additional trips through March.
- Environmental groups express concerns about pollution from the cruise industry, despite efforts to use greener practices on the ship.
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