Port of Vancouver
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American Shipper
Vancouver records second-highest cargo volume despite trade ‘challenges’
Global market uncertainty weighed down Canada’s largest container port in second half of 2019.
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American Shipper
DP World finalizes Fraser Surrey Docks acquisition
Purchase of Canadian port operations part of global strategy “to connect directly with customers to offer logistics solutions and remove inefficiencies in the supply chain…
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Canada
Flexport bets on Canada with Vancouver office
U.S. freight forwarder expands north of the border, tapping into growing volumes of trans-Pacific trade from the Port of Vancouver.
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American Shipper
Vancouver’s record mid-year report can’t hide trade turbulence
Canada’s largest port saw increases in tonnage and containers during the first half of 2019, but individual cargo types painted a more complicated picture.
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Container
Canada invests over $100 million in rail-related infrastructure projects
The announcements confirming Canada’s planned investments in rail infrastructure come as the country prepares for a federal election in October.
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Legal issues
Ports criticize double-tax hurdle for U.S. domestic shipping
Changing harbor tax could help smaller ports compete with trucks
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Canada
Maple Leaf Motoring: U.S. trucks will need Canadian-certifed ELDs
While Ottawa’s rules are designed to conform with American devices, they will need to undergo a rigorous certification process.
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Canada
Deal ends lockout at British Columbia ports
Longshore workers and employers reach tentative agreement on a contract, putting a quick end to what would have been a costly disruption for Canada’s economy.
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Canada
British Columbia port employers, longshoremen in talks ahead of lock-out
Escalation in labor dispute threatens to put a stop to maritime trade across the province, including Vancouver.
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Canada
Longshore workers back away from full strike at Vancouver terminals
International Longshore and Warehouse Union begins “limited job action” and says it will not disrupt trade at Canada’s busiest port as contract talks continue with…
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