Indigenous-owned marine freight for the mines, camps, and communities of Northern Saskatchewan. We move heavy equipment, fuel, and project cargo up to 250,000 lbs across Lake Athabasca — and we haven't filed a single claim since 2014.
When the road ends, the water is the only way in. P&M Barging is the crew that gets your freight there — across Lake Athabasca to the mines, camps, and communities that depend on every delivery.
Family-owned and Indigenous-owned, based in Fond-du-Lac. We know these waters because we live on them.
Oversized, heavy, and high-value freight for mines, exploration camps, utilities, and communities — handled by operators who do it every season.
Loaders, dozers, drills and tracked machinery moved fully assembled.
Fuel and tank transport backed by full cargo liability coverage.
Consumables and resupply runs that keep operations turning.
Camp setups, drill core, and equipment for remote exploration sites.
Pickups, service rigs, and fleet vehicles delivered shore-to-shore.
Urgent, time-critical runs available for an additional fee.
When the road ends, the lake is the only way in — and we run it from first thaw in June to freeze-up in November.
Self-positioning spuds hold steady at the shoreline for safe loading of the heaviest cargo — and we'll push two at once when a job demands it.
Bow-ramp landing craft reach unprepared shorelines where no dock exists — ideal for vehicles and fast crew moves.
One of our largest projects moved SaskPower equipment between Uranium City and Stony Rapids — pushing two barges simultaneously to hold the schedule when it mattered most.
Since 2014, every project completed safely, professionally, on time, and on budget.
A proudly Indigenous-owned business rooted in Fond-du-Lac.
No insurance and no WCB claims since the day we founded.
Plus cargo liability coverage — your freight is protected.
15 operators who know every shoreline, hazard, and weather window.
We commit to completing every project exactly as promised.
Time-critical runs available when your operation can't wait.
Regular service to the communities, mine sites, and camps that depend on the water. If you're on it or near it, we can reach you.
Plan ahead and we'll line up the right vessel for your load and window.
Equipment, fuel, containers, and vehicles — moved across Lake Athabasca in every kind of Northern weather.
Containers, tanks & vehicles — one deck
Truck + loader, beach-to-beach
Blue-hour resupply run
Loader aboard at golden hour
Heavy equipment + bulk fuelShare your route and cargo — we'll reply with availability and pricing, usually within one business day. The June–November season fills fast, so booking about two weeks ahead secures your spot.
