Canada container ports face backlogs, delays
There are some delays as Canada’s top import gateways work off backlogs of containers from labor-related shutdowns.
There are some delays as Canada’s top import gateways work off backlogs of containers from labor-related shutdowns.
Despite peak season stress, supply chain bottlenecks failed to materialize during the recovery from the brief lockout of union employees by CN and CPKC.
The number of ships waiting to berth at the Port of Vancouver reached 60 as congestion continues while rail service slowly recovers from storms.
Newly released case study says gateway’s work could become model for other Canadian ports
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The announcements confirming Canada’s planned investments in rail infrastructure come as the country prepares for a federal election in October.
Automation is once again a flashpoint at ports, with a major Canadian container terminal project becoming the latest instance of a stand-off between labor and management. As FreightWaves Nate Tabak […]