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Trade update: The three amigos and a North American supply chain

28 April 2023| 2025| ciltnaadmin

The term friend-shoring came up a lot during the “three amigos” summit in Mexico City a few weeks ago.... Read More → Trade update: The three amigos and a North American supply chain

24 April 2023| 2025| ciltnaadmin

The intensification of e-commerce has resulted in fragmented and wasteful urban logistics networks, say... Read More → Urban logistics needs urgent rethink, researchers find

17 April 2023| 2025| ciltnaadmin

Published: Apr 14, 2023 CPKC becomes the first and only single-line railway connecting Canada, the... Read More → Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern combine to create CPKC

Adam Doy, CMILT, PGA Adam is a member of the CILTNA National Board, member of the of the Marketing and... Read More → Adam Doy, FCILT, PGA

Tom was employed 20 years in an executive capacity with the Canadian Transportation Agency, Canada’s... Read More → Tom Maville, FCILT

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

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

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

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