Import, Export & Trade
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PPE, e-commerce and U.S. relations
The pandemic’s impact on Canada’s international trade
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Now that Ever Given freed, shippers should brace for lingering effects
Should prepare for ongoing delays and possible rate increases
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CP merger to streamline bitumen transport, producer says
The two railroads have been “instrumental” in moving forward Western Canada’s first diluent recovery unit
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Seaway celebrates 2021 opening
CSL Group’s Baie St. Paul, a Trillium‑class Laker, was the first ship through the St. Lambert Lock
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CP Rail to buy Kansas City Southern for US$25 billion
Deal will create the first single-owner rail network linking Canada, the United States and Mexico
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Border won’t open any time soon, Trudeau says
Recent conversations with president Joe Biden have rekindled the debate about letting travel resume
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Extension of Border Operating Model no surprise, say UK forwarders
British International Freight Association (BIFA), the United Kingdom trade association representing freight forwarders welcomes the extension as large sectors of trade community were unprepared after Brexit changes
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U.S. execs keen on globalization, study shows
New DHL survey finds business leaders believe their organizations depend on international business partners and global trade
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New grain transloading facility at Manitoba border with U.S.
Mid Canada Transload Services Ltd (MCTS) has opened a new grain facility in Emerson, Manitoba
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Martinrea executives deride pandemic travel restrictions
Executives at auto parts manufacturer Martinrea say it’s “time to move on” and recognize the “good things happening,” despite employee deaths from the novel coronavirus