Cross-border
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CME wants Canadian exemption from Buy American rules
Concerned that without specific exemption, Canadian companies will be less attractive suppliers
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Canadian border workers may strike as soon as Aug. 6
Union representing 9,000 Canadian Border Service Agency employees voted in favour of striking, jeopardizing border reopening plans
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Manufacturers slam border opening plan
Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) is asking the government to remove all restrictions for manufacturing workers who need to cross the U.S.-Canada border
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Border workers holding strike votes amid border reopening plans
9,000 Canadian Border Service Agency workers are preparing for strike votes starting next week
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U.S. requests settlement panel in dairy dustup
U.S. Trade Representative requested a dispute settlement panel Tuesday to examine allegations from American producers that Canada is denying fair access
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U.S. to double tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber imports
Will raise producer costs and cut profits but unlikely to affect prices to consumers, analysts say
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Purolator taking on converted Dash 8s
Voyageur Aviation will provide two Dash 8-100 Package Freighters (PF)
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Canada-U.S. trade faces ‘critical moment’, businesses warn
Time is of the essence, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce argues in a new lobbying effort
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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