Maritime Magazine

Les incidents de piratage dans le monde diminuent considérablement

Les attaques de piraterie maritime ont atteint leur plus bas niveau en près de trois décennies en 2022, mais le Bureau maritime international (BMI) de la CPI a appelé à des contre-efforts soutenus dans le monde entier. Le rapport de la DGGI a enregistré 115 incidents de piratage et de vol à main armée contre […]

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Logistec subsidiary gains major environmental project in Northwest Territories

  SANEXEN Environmental Services Inc., a subsidiary of LOGISTEC Corporation, has been awarded the major environmental remediation project of the former Rayrock mine in Northern Canada. The impacts of the mine on the surrounding land – and the local community – have been felt for generations. This project will allow the indigenous Tlicho people to return

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Study shows nine of ten major world ports face climate risks

  Nearly nine in ten major ports globally are exposed to damaging climate hazards, resulting in escalating economic impacts on global trade, according to new research from the University of Oxford’s Environmental Change Institute (ECI). The largest climate risks are faced by large ports in Asia, the Gulf of Mexico and in Western Europe. However, despite the absolute risk

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Biden Administration releases first-ever U.S. transportation blueprint

  The Biden Administration this week released the U.S. National Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization, which includes domestic and international maritime shipping. Developed by the Departments of Energy, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and the Environmental Protection Agency, the Blueprint is a landmark strategy for cutting all greenhouse emissions from the transportation sector by 2050. It exemplifies

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Premier navire de 2023 à Port-Cartier

ArcelorMittal Infrastructure Canada s.e.n.c. a remis le 12 janvier sa canne à pommeau d’acier au capitaine Edsel Mark D. Garaygay, commandant du vraquier Shiosai, le premier navire à quitter ses installations portuaires de Port-Cartier en 2023. En provenance de Gijon en Espagne et battant pavillon japonais, le Shiosai a quitté le port d’ArcelorMittal en direction de l’Asie en transportant à son bord plus de

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Enjoy! The Winter Edition of Maritime Magazine (No. 107) is online

  Our winter 2022-2023 edition has special significance with the traditional big feature on the binational Great Lakes/St. Lawrence System coinciding closely with the first post-pandemic « in person” Annual Marine Club dinner in Toronto on January 20.  Not only are cargo and investment trends outlined but the progress of decarbonization. This issue always profiles a company

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Canadian government invests in re-vitalization of Welland Canal at Port Colborne

  Port Colborne, ON -The Minister of Transport, the Honourable Omar Alghabra, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indigenous Services and Member of Parliament for Niagara Centre, Vance Badawey, and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Canadian Heritage and Member of Parliament for St. Catharines, Chris Bittle, announced an investment of up to $22.7 million to support improvements for the Welland

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