The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport
- World’s premier transport, logistics and supply chain body
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OUR MISSION & visioNThe Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport’s vision is to be recognized globally as the first choice professional body for Supply Chain, Logistics and Transport. Enabling growth within the profession, professional development, reputation and membership.
The Effect of the COVID-19 Crisis on Cars and Trucks at Ontario’s Highway Border Crossings
New data from the Bridge and Tunnels Operators Association and compiled by the Cross-Border Institute shows that the COVID-19 has a big impact on cross-border flows of both trucks and cars. Click to read the presentation from the Cross-Border Institute.
Cross-Border Group Launches Recovery Campaign
Travel between Canada and the United States is still restricted but businesses, diplomats and communities that depend on cross-border traffic are urging the two countries to join forces in a co-operative approach to thriving in the new post-pandemic global economy....
Pandemic Highlighting Weaknesses in Canadian Trade and Supply Chain
The COVID-19 crisis is exposing the shortcomings of Canada’s economy, particularly when it comes to supply chains and the development of value-added products that would keep the country competitive, innovation experts say. Dan Breznitz, the co-director of the...
Transport Canada Hiring Departmental Science Advisor
Transport Canada and Infrastructure Canada are currently in the process of hiring a shared Departmental Science Advisor for a two-year assignment period. Below is a link to the poster for further information regarding the position requirements and...
Canada, U.S. Extend Border Restrictions Until June 21
Canada and the U.S. have agreed to keep the border closed to all non-essential travel until June 21, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on May 19, 2020. The restrictions, which are not applicable to commercial vehicles, were first introduced in late March, and...
The Port of Montreal, Barometer of the Economy and Partner of the Recovery
On the cruise front, the 2020 season in Montreal is hard hit by the health crisis, as is the case all over the world. Currently, due to the fact that cruise ships cannot come to Canada until July 1, 2020 and given the cancellations recently. Turning to the volume of...