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'Pacific Coast Bulk Terminals Co. Ltd.' was incorporated in 1958. 'Pacific Coast Terminals,' located in New Westminster, was its parent company. After a cost of around $2.24 million the Port Moody facility opened in March, 1960. Within the first years, many bulk commodities such as sulphur, wood chips, coal, and chemical fertilizers passed through the terminal. An expansion was completed in 1966 and in 1970 there was a joining of the parent company, PCT, and PCBT, the new company being called, 'Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.' In 1981 the New Westminster site was sold. In 1982 PCT was bought by Sultran Ltd., who invested in repairs and improvements to the facility and turned the terminal's focus towards sulphur and bulk liquids. During the 1980s and 1990s the terminal expanded, received various upgrades, improved its environmental standards, and made an effort to increase involvement in Port Moody's community. Today PCT is the largest export terminal of sulphur in the world.

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Construction at Pacific Coast Terminals
20th Century, Circa 1958
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.017
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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Construction at Pacific Coast Terminals
Early 1960s
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.002
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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Construction at Pacific Coast Terminals
20th Century, Circa 1960
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.053.003
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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Construction of Berth 1 at Pacific Coast Terminals
20th Century, Circa 1965
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.007
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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PCT Control Room
20th Century, Circa 1967
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.008
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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PCT Control Room
20th Century, Circa 1967
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.012
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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'Catwalk' view of PCT
20th Century, Circa 1966
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.012
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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Railcar dumping facility
20th Century, Circa 1966
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.013
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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A Man Stands on a Seaplane, Pacific Coast Terminals in Background
1960s-1970s
Port Moody, Burrard Inlet, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 1981.018.009

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The First Ship to Come to the Pacific Coast Terminals Port Moody Site
Early 1960s
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.015
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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Aerial view of PCT ship load facility
1960s
Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 2010.054.018
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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Overall aerial view of Pacific Coast Terminals
1960s-1970s
Port Moody, Burrard Inlet, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 1981.131.007
Pacific Coast Terminals Co. Ltd.

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Remnants of the CP Lumber Mill, A-Frame Storage at Pacific Coast Terminals in Background
1960s-1970s
Port Moody, Burrard Inlet, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Port Moody Station Museum - Acc. # 1982.001.001