This 112.78 m (370 ft) long passenger ship was launched in October 1927 for service between Montreal and Bagotville, Quebec during the summer cruise season. She had a registered tonnage of 7,013 gross tons and was powered by a pair of triple expansion engines rated at 7,012 HP. Her service came to an end in September 1965 and she was sold for scrap. She arrived in Belgium 9 June 1966 and was spared from being scrapped when Huso Verft M.V. bought her and took her to Copenhagen as the St. Lawrence and used as a floating refuge home. On 9 August 1975 she was spotted in the Suez Canal being towed by the tug Fairplay X. She was moored at the port of Sharjah and, as of 1981, embedded in the sand. She has since been replaced and it is doubtful if anything remains of her today.