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Major Economic and Logistics Impacts for Quebec and Ontario Businesses That Use the Port of Montreal
As the negotiation process is currently suspended and the truce between the dockworkers’ union CUPE 375 and the Maritime Employers Association (MEA) draws to a close, and in the context of an unprecedented pandemic that the Canadian economy must continue to face, the...
CTA: Mandate for ArriveCAN App Must Not Come into Force for Trucking Industry
A federal Order in Council (OIC) was introduced this week (February 14, 2021) which is causing major concern for members of the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA). The recently published Order in Council states the following: “As of February 22, 2021, all...
Trucking Associations Question New Covid-19 Requirements at Border
Canadian trucking associations are pushing back against plans to require border-crossing truck drivers to submit contact information and quarantine plans through the ArriveCAN app, as well as any proposal to require drivers to submit recent Covid-19 test...
Rovinescu Leaves Air Canada
Calin Rovinescu, Air Canada’s president and CEO, retired on February 15, 2021. The deputy CEO and CFO, Michael Rousseau, succeeds him. “I have enjoyed a unique and very special relationship with Air Canada and our outstanding people for over three decades, on...
Global Supply Chains Choke Under Tsunami of Freight
With global supply chains buckling under huge order volumes and a confluence of disruptive forces, shippers should prepare for 2021 to be a perpetual peak season across all transport modes, logistics experts warn. Competition for freight space is so fierce that...
Notice of CILT (International) AGM
CILT International would like to give our Chartered Fellows and Chartered Members notice of their forthcoming AGM. See the Notice of AGM here. The Annual Report and Accounts and the Proxy Voting Forms for the AGM on Tuesday 9th March 2021 are available on the...