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31 January 2023| 2025, Front Page News| jordanharding
Despite efforts to reduce their carbon emissions, Canada’s lakers — the ships that carry cargo in the... Read More → Great Lakes fleets thrown overboard by new global maritime emissions standards
19 January 2023| 2025, Front Page News| jordanharding
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in North America (“CILTNA”) is pleased to announce... Read More → CILTNA accredits George Brown College’s Supply Chain Certificate Program
17 January 2023| 2025, Front Page News| jordanharding
Modern supply chains help ensure the rapid, efficient movement of goods and services and are indispensable to... Read More → A TIME OF RENEWAL FOR CANADA’S SUPPLY CHAINS: FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BOLD | NEW report by KPMG with contributions from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC)
VANCOUVER, BC, January 16, 2022—Transportation industry leaders are increasingly concerned about... Read More → Compass 2023: A Forward Thinking, Long-term Infrastructure Plan is Needed
15 December 2022| 2022, Front Page News| jordanharding
The Port of Prince Rupert has achieved a significant milestone in its emissions reduction measures with... Read More → Port of Prince Rupert Activates Shore Power to Reduce Ship Emissions
9 December 2022| 2022, Front Page News| jordanharding
Reaffirming and strengthening its commitment to the protection of nature, the Port of Montreal proudly... Read More → The Port of Montreal pledges to protect species at risk
7 December 2022| 2022, Chapters, Front Page News, Pacific| jordanharding
CILTNA’s Pacific chapter held its first in-person event since the pandemic began in the evening of 28... Read More → Developing Talent for Tomorrow’s World
6 December 2022| 2022, Front Page News| jordanharding
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and McKinsey & Company published a study of... Read More → IATA-McKinsey Study Shows Imbalanced Aviation Value Chain
31 October 2022| 2022, Front Page News| jordanharding
Two gargantuan towers loom over the Detroit River, part of a $4.4 billion megaproject that will change the... Read More → Ontario’s record-breaking cable-stayed bridge coming together on U.S. border
28 October 2022| 2022, Front Page News| jordanharding
The Canadian Arctic reopened to cruise ships and yachts after a two-year closure due to COVID while... Read More → A busy year in the Northwest Passage by Fred McCague
