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The Chamber’s latest policy statement on ballast water regulation, including new analysis on Canada’s flawed cost-benefit analysis of proposed rules. More
The latest news and views from the marine shipping industry. More
Watch our video stories to see how marine shipping puts communities on the map. More
CMC ship operators’ progress on carbon emissions reductions and their latest initiatives. More
The Chamber’s statement and resource centre for COVID-19. More
Marine shipping collaborates to create a mutually agreed standard of protocols to protect marine workers. More
The Chamber’s post-COVID recovery proposal for Canada and the United States. More
Shipping’s recommendations for high water solutions on the Great Lakes-Seaway. More
The Chamber of Marine Commerce honoured Members of Congress for their support of sustainable, maritime commerce. More
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September 15, 2021 – Demand for construction and manufacturing materials both domestically and internationally continued on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway through August as shipments
September 15, 2021 –North American demand for manufacturing and building materials led to dramatic spikes in shipments of iron ore, steel, cement, stone and other
August 18, 2021–Boosted by strong shipments of cement, steel and steel-making materials, overall cargo volumes on the St. Lawrence Seaway through to the end of
August 18, 2021– U.S. Great Lakes ports and the St. Lawrence Seaway handled a deluge of cement, iron ore, petcoke and steel in July supporting
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