Automation The robot revolution is here by Joshua A. Marshall How it’s changing jobs and businesses in Canada
Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Truce about to end in Montreal labour dispute by Montreal Port Authority Port of Montreal warns of economic and logistics impacts for Quebec and Ontario businesses if truce expires
Automation How to keep packaging from becoming the weak link in digitization by Alicemarie Geoffrion The value of digitization is realized when operations across the supply chain are digitized and integrated
Human Resources LEADING EDGE: Let the good deeds train roll on by Ross Reimer Simple human acts of kindness make such a difference, particularly in difficult times like the ones we are experiencing right now
Automation Covid-19 has fuelled automation – but human involvement is still essential by Francesco Biondi, Assistant Professor, Human Kinetics, University of Windsor More automation does not always make the workplace more efficient
Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Put your provincial money where your mouth is for made in Canada ships by Canadian Marine Industry and Shipbuilding Association (CMISA) i Some provincial premiers call on the federal government for shipbuilding contracts, but continue to build and acquire their own provincial vessels overseas
Capacity Ocean carriers battle the Covid cargo crunch by World Shipping Council To stabilize supply chains all parties need to work together, rather than assigning blame
Business Operations LEADING EDGE: The courage to continue by Ross Reimer If 2020 and the Covid-19 pandemic dealt you a tough blow, take heart and look for that courage deep within
Covid-19 Distancing and tracing by Kevin Paramore Using technology to promote safe practices and make better decisions
Cost control The View with Lou: Pandemic Pain by Lou Smyrlis Transportation contract negotiations will be fraught with volatility and uncertainty in 2021