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Neptune Terminals is a bulk shipping terminal located on the north shore of Burrard Inlet in the Port of Vancouver. We are a critical link in the supply chain that transports Canadian commodities to markets all over the world.
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Community UpdateNorth Shore Canada Day Tradition Continues
The Rotary Club of Lions Gate invites the community to the North Shore’s free annual Canada Day celebration at the Shipyards on July 1, featuring family-friendly activities, local entertainment, and soccer-themed fun.
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Community UpdateBuilding a Stronger North Shore
Neptune Terminals has a longstanding commitment to supporting the people and organizations that help make the North Shore a strong, healthy, and connected place to live and work. Guided by its community partner strategy, the company’s giving priorities focus on areas where community investment can make a practical and lasting difference: children and youth, seniors, health and safety, the environment, and local community connection. Th
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Community UpdateGrowing a New Kelp Forest: Lynn Creek Restoration Project
The UBC Kelp Project at Lynn Creek Estuary began with an exciting opportunity to establish bull kelp on completely new reef substrate, made possible through work at Neptune’s primary potash berth. Researchers anticipated challenges from the river’s freshwater outflow, including pulses of low salinity and sediment, and spent several years developing methods suited to these conditions.
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Company NewsSandy Sull: Connecting Capital Projects to the Bigger Picture
Since joining Neptune Terminals in July 2025 as Controller, Capital Projects, Sandy Sull has quickly become immersed in one of the organization’s most complex areas of work. Leading a team of three, Sandy and her colleagues oversee Neptune’s portfolio of capital projects, including initiatives supporting steelmaking coal, potash and other terminal assets.
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