Located on the north shore of Lake Ontario, close to Toronto and major American markets, the Port of Oshawa offers 485 metres of total berth length and a water depth of 8.2 metres.

Accessible from April to December via the St. Lawrence Seaway, the busy Port of Oshawa specializes in the transhipment of steel products. It also handles solid bulk and general cargo.

The terminal boasts 6,728 m² of inside storage space, five domes offering a total of 5,050 m² of space, and 32,515 m² of outside space. It is serviced by the Canadian National (CN) rail system and linked by highway to major Canadian and American cities.