Rail shippers see Transport Canada’s amendments to collect more freight rail data as a good start, but they maintain that more can be done.
The railway said it moved 2.29 million metric tons of Canadian grain and grain products in January, setting a monthly record.
Annual volumes at the Nova Scotia port exceeded 600,000 twenty-foot equivalent units for the first time in its history.
Canadian government official introduces new legislation that represents the culmination of multiyear efforts to address port funding and railway safety needs.
Cargojet is better protected from an economic downturn than airlines handling general air cargo because of e-commerce and deep partnerships.
Unifor, Canada’s largest union, opposes a federal supply chain task force’s recommendation to curb workers’ ability to go on strike.
Canadian railway CN says it is positioning assets and adding more horsepower in order to keep the network fluid during extreme winter weather.
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has asked for a halt to the U.S. border vaccine mandate.
Hurricane relief trucking is filled with chaos and disruptions to normal operations and requires specialists that can handle the massive surges and lack of forward planning.
FreightWaves Classics profiles the Champlain Canal, which opened parts of New York and Vermont to settlers and commerce.
