Short-sea
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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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Port of Toronto reports strong 2020
For the fourth consecutive year, the Port of Toronto moved more than two million tonnes of bulk and general cargo
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Maersk launching first emission free vessel ahead of schedule
All future Maersk-owned newbuilds will have dual fuel technology installed
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Windsor Salt and CSL building custom salt ship
Self-unloading ship with a deadweight of 26,000 tonnes will come into service in 2022
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Put your provincial money where your mouth is for made in Canada ships
Some provincial premiers call on the federal government for shipbuilding contracts, but continue to build and acquire their own provincial vessels overseas
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Seaway throughput held steady in 2020
Record shipments of grain offsetting a decline in liquid bulk, dry bulk and iron ore
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Rates and recovery
Ocean carriers surge, seaway to follow
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France allows British cargo, passengers in after virus scare
France relaxed two-day blockade over a new virus variant that had isolated Britain, stranded thousands of drivers and raised fears of shortages
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Environmentalists unhappy with Arctic fuel ban loopholes
New ban on a highly polluting shipping fuel in Arctic waters is full of gaps and Canada should not make use of loopholes, says World Wildlife Fund
