The asbestos we produce at Clinton Creek is transported to railhead by Cassiar’s own Transport Division which is based at Whitehorse. From there it is moved south by a variety of means which can involve ships, trains and trucks operating along the well estab- lished transportation avenues between the Yukon and the port of Vancouver.

Transporting asbestos fibre is an on- going process. Indeed, at any given time Cassiar Asbestos may be using the services of some twenty-five ocean-going steamship lines, railroads and trucking companies to discharge its world-wide transportation respon- sibilities.

It is the “balance” between mining, milling, transportation and sales that makes the system work. We are part of the system. We produce and ship Clin- ton fibre to almost every country in the free world. That speaks for itself. It not only attests to the wide acceptance of our fibre, but it demonstrates our ability to sell and deliver the proper quantity and quality of fibre wherever—and whenever—it is required.

ALLA