by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Alex Binkley, Other Stories, Ports and Terminals
By Alex Binkley There were plenty of headlines about the terrible living conditions of crews stuck on ships in ports around the world because of COVID. What was mostly missed was mention of the work of a lot of volunteers working to try to ease the situation for these...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Alex Binkley, Other Stories, Ports and Terminals
By Alex Binkley Canada is well positioned to ride the shift to hydrogen as a major power source for the future, says Mark Kirby, President and CEO, of the Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA). Speaking to the Association of Canadian Port Authorities...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Alex Binkley, Other Stories, Ports and Terminals
By Alex Binkley Increased adoption of digital technologies by the marine transportation sector could go a long way to boosting port productivity and resolving problems in international shipping, says Allan Gray, President and CEO of Halifax Port Authority. Shipping...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Alex Binkley, Featured, Ports and Terminals
By Alex Binkley Wendy Zatylny ended her nine years at the helm of Association of Canadian Port Authorities much as she started it— by participating in the organization’s annual conference. She announced her Oct. 1 final day in the position several weeks in advance but...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Alex Binkley, Featured, Ports and Terminals
By Alex Binkley Canada needs to reopen its ports to international cruise ships or the lines may decide they can skip stops in this country, says Nancy Houley, Director of Cruise Development for Port of Quebec. The COVID pandemic hit Canada’s tourism sector hard in...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Alex Binkley, Ports and Terminals, Top Stories
By Alex Binkley Ports around the world have enjoyed a strong recovery in traffic through 2021 that will likely continue for the next few years although at a subdued level, but above pre-pandemic times, says Tim Power, Managing Director of Drewery Maritime Advisors, a...
