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Air Canada Pilot Strike Anticipated on September 15 with Negotiations Stalled
With no sign of reaching a deal yet, the looming strike by 5,400 pilots would potentially ground 1,000 flights and impact 120,000 passengers each day.
Foremen at B.C. Ports Vote to Strike Amid Ongoing Disputes with Employers
Despite the ongoing disputes and a vote for strike action, cargo and passenger operations at British Columbia's ports remain unaffected.
CN and CPKC Ordered to Resume Rail Operations
Although the two rail companies ended the lockout following CIRB's order, Teamsters Canada challenged it and said it would take it to court if necessary.
CN And CPKC Issue Embargoes Ahead of Anticipated Rail Strike
The two railway companies are urging the federal government to intervene as labor negotiations with TCRC reach a critical stage.
Roadrunner Extends Coverage of Cross-Border LTL Services to Western Canada
After extending its services to Toronto and Montreal earlier this year, the Chicago-based company is now expanding further to Canadian markets in Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton.
Shipping Container Spot Rates See First Drop in Three Months
This decline indicates some market stabilization and is a sign of relief for importers and exporters facing high costs and logistical challenges.
Canada Averts West Coast Strike Threat at British Columbia Ports
As federal mediators worked with the two parties to reach an agreement, the union and employers withdrew the strike and lockout notices.
Rising Ocean Freight Rates Impact U.S. Imports
Rising ocean freight rates are posing significant challenges for U.S. importers by impacting the global supply chain and inflating costs for businesses and consumers.
CBSA Updates ASECC Pilot Program for Arctic Shipping Reporting and Clearance
The ASECC pilot program’s electronic reporting and clearance will help low-risk carriers and vessels operating in Arctic waters improve their efficiency and reduce administrative burdens.
Cargojet and Great Vision Introduce China-Canada Charter Service to Boost E-commerce
The new scheduled charter service between China and Canada will strengthen relations and capitalize on China’s growing e-commerce market.
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