 The steamer conducted five more runs between Liverpool and Montreal until the end of navigation season on the St. Lawrence River in November 1903, carrying general cargo and immigrants from Europe to Canada, and returning with cattle, foodstuffs and lumber.She was subsequently reassigned to the London–Antwerp–Canada route, serving St. John and Halifax during winter seasons, and Montreal during summers.For example, on 18 April 1905 she brought in 1,922 immigrants to St. John, the largest number brought by a single ship at the time, destined for settlement in Western Canada.