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With pioneering excellence spanning two centuries, Davie is an integral part of Canada’s rich maritime heritage and its bright future. News All news May 31, 2024 | Publications Modern Slavery Report 2023 Read more April 14, 2024 | Media Releases Smooth Sailing for Chantier Davie Modernization Project Read more March 26, 2024 | Media Releases Davie Awarded First Contract For Design Of ...
- Who we are
Davie was established by English sea captain Allison Davie...
- What we do
In 2014, Davie launched its first new ship in over a decade....
- Why we matter
Davie has a major indirect responsibility to help mitigate...
- National Shipbuilding Strategy
Davie is a proud partner of Canada as the country embarks on...
- People
Davie is a major employer in Québec and Canada and it is our...
- Who we are
Plus qu’un constructeur naval. Fort de son expertise de pionnier depuis deux siècles, Davie fait partie intégrante du riche patrimoine maritime du Canada et de son brillant avenir. Centre national de brise-glaces.
Davie Shipbuilding is a shipbuilding company located in Lauzon, Quebec, Canada. The facility is now operating as Chantier Davie Canada Inc. and is the oldest continually operating shipbuilder in North America. [dubious – discuss] Davie Shipbuilding. Industry.
Le chantier Davie, Chantier Davie Canada (CDC), est situé en bordure du fleuve Saint-Laurent, entre la grève Jolliet à l'ouest et l'anse aux Sauvages à l'est. Il occupe une superficie de 570 000 mètres carrés.
Davie was established by English sea captain Allison Davie and spent the first 60 years building some of the world’s largest sail and steam driven ships. Primarily for English shipowners, Davie’s ships were used for transporting people and cargo around the world. If you want to learn more about our origins, visit
The visit of the exhibitions and the historic site of the A.C. Davie shipyard will make you discover one of the most important shipyards in Quebec, as well as the Davie family who gave it life. To visit: 5 exhibitions, 5 historic buildings and the remains of the first towpath in Canada. Guided tour in English; Free parking for visitors;
4 avr. 2023 · After years of lobbying and delays, Quebec's Davie Shipyard becomes the third shipyard in the federal strategy to build government vessels. The announcement comes as the Canadian Coast Guard faces a fleet of aging icebreakers and cutters.
