Risks for shipping leaving Ukraine grain on the docks

Shipping companies are not rushing to export millions of tons of grain trapped in Ukraine, despite a breakthrough deal to provide safe corridors through the Black Sea

Sky-high diesel prices trickling down through logistics chain

Unless prices ease, the ripple effects of high diesel fuel could worsen because the costs are deterring some truck companies from accepting jobs unless they can persuade their customers to pay more for fuel

Out of sight: Drones winning permission to fly alone

Some drones have recently gotten permission to soar out of their pilots' sight

Advancing the automated forklift

Seegrid showed advances in automated lift trucks at the Modex show

Enabling e-commerce through right-sized packaging

Packsize exec says internet retailing is actually not a scalable industry, and nor is it sustainable ...without right-sized packaging

St. Lawrence shipping blamed for land erosion

A group of people along Montreal's South Shore are urging the federal government to counter the effects of shoreline erosion caused by the waves from the large ships that pass through the narrow stretch of the St. Lawrence

Carriers adding planes as air cargo demand surges

Market changing with return of passenger flights, but capacity still tight

How to manange risk in turbulent times

Supply chain operators are adjusting to a global environment where major disruptions are the new normal

Disaster relief a growing part of ESG commitments

Amazon and DHL have both announced renewed philanthropic commitments

Canada has a lot at stake in Summit of the Americas

At the dawn of a turbulent new geopolitical era, evidence is mounting that America's southern frontier – along with the political and economic challenges and opportunities it represents – is closer in many ways than most Canadians might realize