Early Tuesday morning, a disabled containership veered into support columns of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, promptly causing the structure to collapse. The sudden accident
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Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC), the trade union representing rail workers employed by Canada’s two Class I railroads, is warning that a labor strike could
Last week, one of the central authorities governing U.S. international trade flexed its legal muscle. In a 4-1 vote on Feb. 13, the Federal Maritime
Professional truck drivers across Mexico engaged in strike actions this past Monday to protest rampant cargo theft and violence while hauling freight on the country’s
Odds are whoever reads this is a supply chain professional or, at the very least, with a company that engages in shipping activities. It’s common
The U.S. and Canadian governments are collaborating in a bid towards decarbonizing the railroad industry. In a Dec. 6 joint statement, U.S. Secretary of Energy
Land or sea – which one has the authority? This seems to be the existential question that federal regulators are mulling over. It has still
Last week, Mexico’s government laid down the hammer—a federal mandate which will force private railways operating in the country to prioritize passenger train services over
A weeklong labor strike along the St. Lawrence Seaway has ended after a deal was reached this past Sunday. The critical waterway resumed ship traffic
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