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En route to net zero
Our proposal to work with government to establish a Green Transportation Corridor in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence. More.
Marine Labour Crunch
The looming skills shortage and what the marine sector and stakeholders can do to help. More.
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How high water levels impact St. Lawrence Seaway shipping
Shipping’s recommendations for high water solutions on the Great Lakes-Seaway. More
Marine Shipping: Setting a Course for Economic Recovery
The Chamber’s post-COVID recovery proposal for Canada and the United States. More
2022 Champion of Great Lakes Marine Commerce Awards
The Chamber of Marine Commerce honoured Members of Congress for their support to increase ice-breaking resources on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway. More
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National Youth Survey
First-of-its-kind report on youth perceptions about marine sector careers.
2021 Great Lakes-Seaway System Tonnage Activity
New report on the bi-national marine shipping cargo sectors in 2021. More
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Optimistic Outlook for the Remainder of the Seaway Shipping Season
September 15, 2022
During the month of August, 3.46 million tons of cargo moved through the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway system, bringing the year-to-date total to nearly 19.2
U.S. grain continues to lead the way for Great Lakes-Seaway shipping
September 15, 2022
Petroleum products and shipments of U.S. grain continued to lead the way in August, as 3.46 million tons of cargo moved through the Great Lakes
U.S. petcoke and grain continue to lead the way for Great Lakes-Seaway shipping
August 18, 2022
Buoyed by strong exports of U.S. petcoke and grain, overall cargo shipments via the St. Lawrence Seaway reached 3.8 million metric tons in July. Total
Cargo shipments continued to bounce back on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway System in July
August 18, 2022
Cargo shipments through the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Seaway System continue to bounce back from a slow start, creating optimism for the second half
