Regulatory, Legislative
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UK says no-deal Brexit could see 7,000-truck border queues
Two-day waits to get into France possible immediately after the U.K. makes its economic break from the European Union
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Ottawa taking on rail safety projects
Spending more than $25 million over three years for the Rail Safety Improvement Program
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U.K. forwarders confused over post-Brexit rules
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) reports its members have significant reservations over whether they will have the capacity to handle the changes
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UN urges governments to consider effects of procurement
Urges them to ensure public procurement does no harm to people and the planet
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Feds publish locomotive recorder regulations
Railways must comply by September 2022
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Major new infrastructure projects must show path to ‘net zero’
Railways, mines, power plants, or pipelines will have to include plans to hit ‘net zero’ emissions by 2050 to get approved
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Quebec’s mask rule and logistics workers
Masks required in public enclosed spaces
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Public consultation opens on Milton logistics hub
Comments invited in potential environmental impacts of southern Ontario CN hub
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U.S. again threatens tariffs on eve of new trade agreement
As trade deal takes effect July 1, U.S. talks of aluminum tariffs
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Feds relaxing new fuel standards in short term
Fuel producers will have to do more to green up their gasoline and diesel fuels starting in 2026