Story highlights Cruise ship had 274 people on board when it struck the lock wall, Coast Guard says 
 
 Vessel will remain in the Saint Lawrence Seaway's Eisenhower Lock until it can be moved 
 
 (CNN) A cruise ship struck a wall in the Eisenhower Lock in upstate New York on Thursday night, injuring some passengers, the U.S. Coast Guard said. 
 
 Michael Lecuyer, with St. Lawrence County Emergency Services, told CNN that 17 people suffered very minor injuries. 
 
 CNN affiliate WWNY said the injured, accompanied by 13 of their relatives, were taken off the ship, the Saint Laurent, to be checked out at a local hospital. All were treated and discharged before being brought back to the ship early Friday. 
 
 There were 274 people, including passengers and crew, aboard the 286-foot cruise ship when it hit the lock wall in the Saint Lawrence Seaway in Massena, the Coast Guard said in a news release. 
 
 As of 6 a.m. ET Friday, the cruise ship remained in the lock and all the passengers are still on board, Lecuyer said. 
 
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 Authorities say 22 people aboard a cruise ship were injured when the vessel crashed into a wall while entering a lock on the St. Lawrence Seaway in upstate New York. 
 
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 The U.S. Coast Guard says the 286-foot Saint Laurent was headed from Montreal to Toronto when it hit a wall in the Eisenhower Lock in Massena, near the Canadian border, after 9 p.m. Thursday. There were 273 people on board, including 192 French and Swiss passengers and 81 crew members. 
 
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 The Coast Guard says 19 passengers and three crew members were treated at a Massena hospital and released. The company says all the injuries were minor. 
 
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 Officials say the water has been drained from the lock. Crews are assessing the damage before deciding how to remove the vessel. 
 
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 The Saint Laurent is owned by Nassau, Bahamas-based Adventurer Owner Ltd. 
 
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 The crash remains under investigation. 
 
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– A cruise ship trying to navigate a lock on the St. Lawrence Seaway slammed into a wall last night, resulting in minor injuries to about two dozen passengers and crew, reports NBC News. All were treated and released at a hospital in Massena, New York, near the Canadian border, and returned to the ship. Not that there was a big rush: Authorities have drained the lock to better assess the damage, and the ship was still stuck there this morning, along with the passengers, reports CNN. The Saint Laurent has about 275 people aboard as it travels, or tries to travel, from Montreal to Toronto.