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Supply-chain industry braces for possible May 22 work stoppage: The possibility of strike looms at Canada’s major railways, with major implications for shipping companies, ports, and the economy.
Longshore foremen union in B.C. now in position to strike after rejection of “final offer” from employer
Supply-chain industry braces for possible May 22 work stoppage: The possibility of strike looms at Canada’s major railways, with major implications for shipping companies, ports, and the economy.
UPDATE: Strike reauthorized amid stalled negotiations with CN and CPKC railroads
Supply-chain industry braces for possible May 22 work stoppage: The possibility of strike looms at Canada’s major railways, with major implications for shipping companies, ports, and the economy.
Demand for shipment by air increasing for tech, perishables and other valuables
Supply-chain industry braces for possible May 22 work stoppage: The possibility of strike looms at Canada’s major railways, with major implications for shipping companies, ports, and the economy.
US trade groups increase pressure on Biden administration, as ILA-USMX talks stall
Supply-chain industry braces for possible May 22 work stoppage: The possibility of strike looms at Canada’s major railways, with major implications for shipping companies, ports, and the economy.
Canadian Border Services Workers Vote to Strike
The Border Services (FB) bargaining unit, represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) and the Customs and Immigration Union (CIU), has voted in favor of a strike and legally could strike as early as June 6th. Despite this, 90% of frontline Border Services Officers, deemed essential workers, will continue their duties, ensuring the border remains open and safe. …
Rail strike update: Work stoppage possibility on hold as CIRB reviews implications for essential goods
Possible May 22 work stoppage delayed as CIRB reviews implications of work stoppage for essential goods.
With possibility of strike beginning May 22, railways, union workers, shipping companies, and Canadian government considering all options
Supply-chain industry braces for possible May 22 work stoppage: The possibility of strike looms at Canada’s major railways, with major implications for shipping companies, ports, and the economy.
Negotiations continue between BC port employers and foreperson union, with some hope of avoiding disruption
Negotiations continue between BC port employers and union: Federal mediators are working with the BCMEA and Local 514 to avoid work stoppage at B.C. Ports
Breaking Point at Port of Montreal: Implications for Global Trade
The labour dispute at the Port of Montreal is at an impasse, with near unanimous rejection by the union of longshore workers of the most recent settle offer from the employers association.
Extreme Weather in Asia Affecting Vessel Transit Times
Ports in China, Malaysia, and Singapore have been recently experiencing severe weather conditions that have resulted in delays and congestion.
Update on the ILA (East Coast Union) Negotiations
Negotiations are continuing with the International Longshoremen’s Association, with the current contract set to expire on September 30, potentially disrupting port operations along the US East and Gulf Coasts.
Ships Moving Again Through Baltimore Port, Four Weeks After Bridge Collapse Halts Traffic
A deep-water channel has been opened to allow cargo ships to again move through the Port of Baltimore following a bridge collapse last month, but plenty of cleanup work remains for the major hub to return to full operations.
CARM: New Canada Importation System Starting May 2024
On May 13th, 2024, the CARM (CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management) digital system will become the office system of record that importers and other trade chain partners will use to pay import duties and taxes. If you have not registered, please get in touch with sales@canaangroup.ca immediately since there is a potential waiting list for the April 30th, 2024 deadline. …
Elevating Insights from TPM 2024
As we navigate through the uncertainties marking the end of the first quarter of 2024, the supply chain landscape presents a myriad of challenges and changes. At the heart of staying ahead in this dynamic environment is the annual Transpacific Maritime (TPM) Conference, a pivotal gathering in March 2024 that drew industry leaders, including the management team from Canaan Group, …
How To Prepare In the Event of a Possible Strike or Lockout at CN and CPKC in May 2024
The union representing nearly 9,300 workers at Canada’s largest rail operators, CN and CPKC, faces a potential work stoppage due to stalled negotiations over working conditions and wage increases. Teamsters Canada, led by François Laporte, accuses both rail companies of wanting to remove essential safety-critical rest provisions from collective agreements, which are crucial for combating crew fatigue and ensuring public …
Integrating E-Bikes Into Sustainable Transport: Navigating the Lithium Battery Challenge
In recent years, electric bikes (e-bikes) have surged in popularity, heralded for their potential to offer an eco-friendly and cost-efficient mode of transportation. This surge is backed by various Canadian provinces, which have rolled out incentives and subsidies to make e-bikes more accessible. For instance, British Columbia has introduced income-based rebates on eligible e-bikes from authorized dealers, offering $350 to …
Balancing Cost and Reliability
Most customers direct much of their focus on cost per TEU, kg, CBM, or other metrics. However, only a few customers focus on the reliability of deliveries as a KPI. The reliability factor introduces some hidden costs, including cash flow management, inventory stock, and delayed payments for the final cargo delivery. Canaan Group continues to track and emphasize costs and …
Revitalizing Global Trade Routes
In a bold move signaling the evolving dynamics of international shipping, the announcement of the Gemini Alliance, set to commence in 2025, marks a significant milestone. This pioneering collaboration between Danish and German shipping lines epitomizes the industry’s ongoing shuffle, akin to a strategic game of musical chairs, promising enhanced service offerings and operational efficiencies across the globe. ONE/WAN HAI: …
Possible Lockout or Strike at CN and CPKC by May 2024
The union representing nearly 9,300 workers at Canada’s largest rail operators, CN and CPKC, is facing a potential work stoppage due to stalled negotiations over working conditions and wage increases. Teamsters Canada, led by François Laporte, accuses both rail companies of wanting to remove essential safety-critical rest provisions from collective agreements, which are crucial for combating crew fatigue and ensuring …
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