Baie-Comeau port transferred to community

Port open year round, handles more than half a million tons per year

Feds offer new trade corridor funding

Funding of $1.9 billion to be provided over four years

B.C. extends state of emergency

Multiple highways still damaged; emergency order extended to Jan. 11

Ontario announces northern road upgrades

The Ontario government has opened a widened section of Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 69) and pledged funding to create year-round access roads in the province's far north

Instead of putting more massive trucks on our roads, we need to invest in our rail network

In recent years, Ausrtalia's Victoria and New South Wales governments have unveiled strategies to move more freight across the country by rail and ease the increasing pressure of goods moving through the two largest container ports

Flood bites B.C. economy, rings infrastructure alarm bells

Economic growth in British Columbia will face erosion from recent floods and slides that crippled transportation links

Coquihalla Highway to reopen for trucks

Key link between British Columbia's Lower Mainland and the rest of the province will reopen for essential by the end of the day on December 20

New rail developments face steep challenges

A2A Rail has hit a roadblock, but Qc Rail is making plans

Just in time production no longer suits our times

Shortages and price hikes highlight the vulnerabilities of a just-in-time delivery model, prompting a rethink

Georgia ports expedite new container capacity

Projects will deliver a total capacity increase of 25 percent in six months