Canadian Transportation and Logistics

Canadian Transportation & Logistics - May 2009

Features

St. Lawrence Seaway Celebrates 50 Years In Style

Not Too Close For Comfort
Global sourcing plans on pause? Near and multi-sourcing strategies could help build agility into your supply chain.

SMEs Continue To Want Trade Barriers In Place: UPS Study

Running Dry
Global recession propels bulk shipping into uncharted waters

Untimely Corporate Upheaval At Port Of Montreal

The Long And Short Of It
Long Combination Vehicles are coming to Ontario. Here's what it will mean for shippers

Departments

The Bigger Picture

The Looming Spectre Of A Trade War Has Companies Reassessing Their Contingency Plans For Mexican Trade

In The News

CBSA To Retain In-Bond Option For Cross-Border Carriers

Cargolux Bringing Weekly Freighter Service To Toronto Airport

Challenger Expands Western Presence With 10-Acre Terminal

Canada, Japan Expand Bilateral Air Transport Agreement

TSI Partners With Mediacorp For Top Employer Summit

Avaal Launches Course For Freight Forwarders

Kelron Logistics Makes Move To New Montreal Location

Canadian Trade With The US Declines In 2008

US Freight Transportation Services Bounce Back In February

WTO Economists Predict Biggest Drop In Global Trade Since WWII

Federal And Provincial Governments Support Manitoba's Inland Port

B. C. Ferries' New Drop Trailer Service Not Sitting Well With Truckers

US Proposes To Slash Harmful Ship Emissions Along Coastlines