Here’s how tugboats helped escort century-old ship through Detroit Trip starts in Lake Huron, ends in Ontario
DETROIT – Tugboats on Wednesday helped escort a century-old ship from Michigan to its news home in Canada.
The trip started from Lake Huron , and its journey ended in Kingston, Ontario.
Local 4 went along the Detroit River and caught the SS Keewatin sail by.
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