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Robust investment in gateway and terminal infrastructure signals confidence in the Port of Vancouver
Robust investment in gateway and terminal infrastructure signals confidence in the Port of Vancouver Ongoing infrastructure investment and delivery is critical to maintaining fluidity and growing capacity in the Asia-Pacific gateway. Despite recent and ongoing...
Container terminals confront COVID-19 challenges
By Keith Norbury The COVID-19 pandemic reduced cargo volumes at container terminals on both western and eastern ports of Canada this spring and summer. The good news is that terminal operators contacted by Canadian Sailings have reported no serious cases of COVID-19...
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority creating efficiencies and enhancing supply chain visibility
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has been leading the way in the implementation of new digital supply chain technologies and increased efficiencies at existing facilities. In addition to building new road and rail projects, as well as terminal and facility...
New investment, new confidence at the small-but-growing Port of Oshawa
Just over a year after the ports of Hamilton and Oshawa amalgamated, the Port of Oshawa is attracting investment, and building new awareness of its critical role as a gateway to the Greater Toronto Area. Ian Hamilton, President & CEO of the amalgamated...
Shipping stays afloat during pandemic
By Alex Binkley The performance of the marine sector during the pandemic has provided a vital reminder of its importance to the health of the Canadian economy, says Bruce Burrows, President and CEO of the Chamber of Marine Commerce. Strong shipments of grain through...
Grain a strong bright spot in St. Lawrence Seaway traffic picture
August year-to-date Seaway shipments (from April 1 to August 30) totalled 19.3 million metric tonnes. During the same time period of 2019, Seaway volumes were 21.1 million tonnes, which were down from 21.6 million tonnes in 2018. Year-to-date shipments were down in...