COVID-19 Pandemic Leads to Mixed Results for Canadian Great Lakes-Seaway Ports
May 21, 2020 –Tonnage reports from Canadian ports for the first five weeks of the Great Lakes-Seaway shipping season are mixed, reflecting the impact of
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High water and pandemic challenge Great Lakes-Seaway shipping, but U.S. ports pushing through
May 21, 2020 – Just as the 2020 shipping season on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway was getting underway, the COVID-19 pandemic ramped
Canadian ships fly flags at half-mast in honour of Captain of Industry Jack Leitch
May 15, 2020 – Canadian vessels lowered their flags to half-mast yesterday to honour John “Jack” D. Leitch, a long-time pillar of the marine transportation
Ships will Sound their Horns in Canada to support “Unsung Heroes of Global Trade” for International Workers’ Day May 1
April 29, 2020 – Ships will sound their horns at ports across Canada at 12 noon (local time) on May 1 to recognize the 1.2
