Panama Canal
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Expanded Panama Canal to affect North American logistics flows
The new locks, which created a third lane of traffic for larger neo-Panamax ships more than doubled the capacity of ships transiting the Canal, from about 5,000 TEUs up to around 13,000 TEUs
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Panama Canal opens $5B locks
A Chinese ship carrying more than 9,000 containers on Sunday entered the newly expanded locks that will double the Panama Canal’s capacity
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Panama takes reservations for transit through expanded canal
Four spots per day are reserved for super-large “New Panamax” vessels
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Panama to inaugurate expanded canal in June
US$5.2 billion expansion was initially slated to be concluded in October 2014
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CN expands Gulf of Mexico gateway focus
Signs Port of New Orleans supply chain collaboration agreement
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Panama at 100: New risks ahead
As the Panama Canal approaches its 100th birthday this month, insurers warn of dangers with extra-large cargo ships
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Gates arrive at Panama [Video]
Delivery marks important step in canal construction
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Chinese businessman says Nicaraguan canal “is no joke”
Wang Jing wants to break ground in 2014
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Nicaraguan government votes yes on canal
Chinese telecom company given 50-year concession
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Post-Panamax ships cleared for St Lawrence
Port of Montreal will be able to accept larger vessels
