The port's terminal operations occupy 50 acres (20.234 hectares) and include the following facilities:

• Seven marine berths all, to St. Lawrence Seaway depth. Excellent connections to road and rail service.
• Marine terminal building with 150,000 sq. ft. (13,935 square metres) of storage, located close to the berths. The building has a smooth concrete floor, high ceilings, many large cargo doors, inside or outside loading, and a large truck dock.
• Container distribution center with 100,000 sq. ft. (9,290 square metres) of heated storage, inside rail loading dock, inside truck docks, and many container bays. The building also has high overhead; clean, smooth floor; and is well lighted.
• The entire yard is paved, fenced, customs bonded and has 24 hour security.
• Rail service by both of Canada's railroads, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific. Several sidings provide access throughout the area, including directly to the dock and inside the warehouse building.
• Excellent container yard includes container handling equipment and electrical plugs for reefers.
• An extensive list of handling equipment:
  • heavy lift crane - - 300 short tons (270 tonnes)
  • large mobile container toplifters - - 46 tonnes
  • floating derrick - - 50 tonnes
  • large fleet of forklift trucks with lifting capacity of up to 50 tonnes. A wide range of attachments for handling various products such as steel, woodpulp, forest product rolls, drums, etc.
• A large maintenance centre for maintaining/repairing the equipment

Port Industrial Land

Many port users have located in the port to take advantage of the unique transportation services of marine, rail and major highways. The port lands are also used extensively for effective distribution services for Toronto, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and beyond. Excellent water-based sites are available.

Bulk products distributed from the port include sugar, salt, cement, aggregates, asphalt and liquids.

Passenger Cruise Ship Facility