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Cross-Border Ties: Work on Major Project Connecting USA and Canada is Well Under Way
https://www.bridgeweb.com/issue/current The Windsor-Detroit trade corridor is the busiest commercial land border crossing between Canada and the USA as well as an important trade and transportation route. Some 7,000 trucks cross the Windsor-Detroit border each day,...
Canada’s Airports Look Forward to Working with the Federal Government on Financial Support for the Sector
With passenger traffic down by more than 85 per cent in July and August, and no end in sight to travel restrictions and quarantine requirements, Canada’s airports look forward to continued engagement with the federal government on financial support for the...
McMaster HealthLabs, Air Canada and Greater Toronto Airports Authority to Conduct a Voluntary COVID-19 Study of Arriving International Travellers
McMaster HealthLabs (MHL), Air Canada and the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) on September 3, 2020 announced that they will partner on a voluntary COVID-19 study of international travellers arriving at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The study's core...
The Unraveling of America
Never in our lives have we experienced such a global phenomenon. For the first time in the history of the world, all of humanity, informed by the unprecedented reach of digital technology, has come together, focused on the same existential threat, consumed by the same...
Air Canada Rips Trudeau Over Rules, May Cancel Plane Orders
Air Canada escalated a fight with the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over the country’s stringent travel rules, threatening to suspend more routes and cancel orders of locally made planes. Chief Executive Officer Calin Rovinescu lambasted the...
Container Lines Diverting Ships from Strike-Hit Montreal
One marine terminal in Montreal has begun turning away refrigerated exports as a series of strikes will last until at least August 7, 2020. Container lines diverting ships from strike-hit Montreal, August 5, 2020, www.joc.com