Overview
- The Windsor Harbour Master said the bulk carrier was successfully refloated just before 2:45 p.m. Saturday with no injuries reported.
- The vessel ran aground Friday near downtown Detroit and Windsor while bound for Quebec City after departing Duluth with iron ore.
- Wind-driven low water levels contributed to the grounding, according to Windsor Harbour Master Peter Berry.
- The U.S. Coast Guard led the response in American waters with support from the Canadian Coast Guard, local authorities, and tug operators.
- Salvage attempts were delayed overnight due to poor visibility and active river traffic, and officials reported no significant impact on marine transportation.