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The 44-foot sailboat Corail transits the Chambly Canal in Quebec, navigating a series of locks and bridges under challenging conditions.3:51 The crew encounters thick, cold fog during the morning departure, requiring constant vigilance to maintain a 5.5-knot speed limit while avoiding shallow areas and narrow passages.0:49 During the transit, the vessel briefly touches bottom in mud near a bridge, but the crew successfully manages the fenders and lines to prevent damage.2:16 The canal transit involves multiple locks, including a sequence of three consecutive locks where precise maneuvering is necessary due to the limited width.8:55 Parks Canada staff provide assistance and instructions throughout the process, and the canal infrastructure includes provided mooring lines.4:05 The crew notes the scenic autumn foliage and residential areas along the route.7:52 After arriving at the final lock after 16:00, the crew is unable to proceed further that day due to operating hours.14:40 The transit concludes with preparations for the next stage of the journey toward Saint-Ours.9:38

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