The barge CANADA, built in 1907 in Wallaceburg, Ontario, experienced a loss on November 2, 1916. The barge had the dimensions of 84 feet in length, 22 feet in width, and 5 feet in depth. Its official number was C116485.
The exact details of the loss are sketchy, but it is reported that the CANADA collided with a tug, leading to its sinking. However, there is uncertainty regarding the name of the tug involved in the collision. It could be either named MITCHELL’S BAY, or the location of the loss itself may be referred to as Mitchell’s Bay. The information about the cargo being carried and the loss of life is unknown.
It is mentioned that the barge CANADA was likely recovered after the incident. It is also mentioned that the barge was either built or acquired from foreign sources around 1904.
