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Vancouver Container Port Struggles to Improve Global Efficiency Ranking

Introduction: The Port of Vancouver, a vital hub for international trade in North America, has recently faced significant challenges that have impacted its global efficiency ranking. According to a study compiled by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence, Vancouver placed second-to-last out of 348...

ILWU Canada Confirms Strike Vote Mandate

Introduction: In recent news, ILWU Canada has confirmed a strike vote mandate, raising concerns and potential implications for the freight forwarding industry in North America. As a prominent freight forwarder in the region, Prime Freight is closely monitoring the situation and its potential impact on...

CN Network Update: Wildfires in Edson, Alberta – Latest News

Due to the recent wildfires near Edson and along its Edson Subdivision, CN suspended train operations in the corridor between Edmonton and Jasper on Saturday. The suspension was due to safety concerns and to allow local authorities to address the forest fires. The suspension caused...

Cyberattack targets websites for port authorities in Halifax, Montreal

A denial of service cyberattack has targeted the websites of several port authorities in North America, including the Port of Halifax, Port of Montreal, and Port of Quebec. The attack caused the Port of Halifax's public website to shut down, but did not compromise any...

CIFFA Urges Government to Protect Canadian Businesses and Consumers

Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA), a leading association representing some 300 member firms including freight forwarding, freight brokerage, and drayage companies, has written a letter to several government ministers to draw attention to the ongoing labour negotiations at Canada's West Coast ports. The negotiations...

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