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On November 20, 2019, at 11:55 a.m., the cargo vessel 'Federal Weser' experienced a malfunction with its deck winch hydraulic oil cooler while docked at section No. 107 of the Port of Quebec. During this incident, an unquantified amount of hydraulic oil was inadvertently released into the water. Promptly addressing the situation, the crew successfully isolated the affected cooler, allowing the vessel to resume its operations. The following day, November 21, the 'Federal Weser' departed from Quebec and made its way to Montreal.

On April 28, 2019, the cargo vessel 'Federal Weser' experienced an engine failure while navigating the St. Lawrence River close to Baie-Comeau, Quebec, Canada. The incident occurred at coordinates 49 09 36.0 N and 067 51 06.0 W around 5 p.m. Following the malfunction, the ship's crew immediately began troubleshooting and carrying out necessary repairs as the vessel drifted. Once repairs were completed, the 'Federal Weser' continued its journey from Rocky Point to Baie Comeau, successfully docking on April 29.

On November 17 at 5:00 PM EDT, the cargo vessel 'Federal Weser' encountered a complete engine failure while navigating through St-Lambert Lock in Quebec. The incident occurred at coordinates 45° 29' 41.5" N and 73° 31' 03.5" W. Despite the setback, the vessel successfully docked in Montreal at 10:50 PM the same evening.