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Water Ways TV “The Odyssey” Continues: Montreal’s Lachine Canal

This Saturday on Global TV, Steve continues the epic journey on the “pocket cruiser” from Toronto to New York via Montreal.  But first, a detour to Oka to install a Canadian-made stern thruster and – with the help of a Quebec-based company – has a custom-made swim platform extension installed before tackling the historic Lachine Canal and heading into Lake Champlain – and the two dozen locks between Montreal and NYC. 

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