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Amazon opens first fulfillment centre in Quebec
SEATTLE — Amazon's first fulfillment centre in Quebec officially opened earlier this month with its newest employees. After a…
Return of North American economy will negate need for tariffs, PM tells Trump
WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged Donald Trump to think twice Monday before imposing new tariffs on Canadian…
Officials investigating collision between two cargo ships on Welland Canal
WELLAND, Ont. — Transportation officials say they're investigating after two cargo ships collided in the Welland Canal in an…
EU watchdog to probe trade pact with South American nations
BRUSSELS — The European Union's independent watchdog has launched an inquiry into the bloc's trade agreement with the Mercosur…
Canada’s response on tariffs won’t be bound by terms of USMCA: negotiator
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump's trade ambassador continued to keep Canada's steel and aluminum industry in suspense Thursday as trade…
Trump, Lopez Obrador visit is about trade and politics
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's meeting with Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of Mexico was billed as a celebration of economic…
Companies planning increased automation: Honeywell study
CHARLOTTE, NC – More than half of US companies are increasingly open to invest in automation to survive changing market conditions…
New G3 Terminal opens at Port of Vancouver
WINNIPEG — The G3 Terminal Vancouver, a grain export terminal at the Port of Vancouver on Canada's West Coast, has opened.…
Canada’s two largest railways move record grain in June, second quarter
Canada's two largest railways moved record quantities of grain in the second quarter after benefiting from another strong month in…
Last-mile delivery remains inefficient: report
MISSISSAUGA — The transportation and logistics (T&L) industry has seen significant disruptions due to the steep rise in…
Pandemic planning
From the June 2020 print edition
In 1997, the first known human cases of H5N1 were reported in Hong Kong. Six of the first 18…
Trade deficit narrowed in May as exports rose and imports fell again
OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says the country's merchandise trade deficit narrowed in May as exports and oil prices climbed while…