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Ports of Indiana secures largest-ever federal grant for $32M expansion

Ports of Indiana has been awarded a $25 million federal “BUILD” grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to support a $32 million expansion of its Jeffersonville port. This grant is the largest federal award in Ports of Indiana’s 65-year history – more than double the previous high for any Indiana port. It also represents […]

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Canada’s Minister of Transport unveils four-pillar ‘transformational strategy’ for Port of Vancouver

Delta, BC – Steven MacKinnon, Minister of Transport and Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, today announced the referral of the Port of Vancouver Gateway Strategy (Gateway Strategy) to the Major Projects Office (MPO) for possible fast-tracking. This transformational strategy and associated pillars, including the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project (RBT2), reflect

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Cruise ships reported to be exposing Iceland’s residents to ‘dangerous levels’ of air pollution

Reykjavík – Air quality measurements recorded during visits of cruise ships – such as the Viking Mars and Sky Princess – to the port of Sundahöfn, in Reykjavík, Iceland, show high air pollution levels with an average of 35-40 times higher than safe low particle levels recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) – 1,000 particles/cm3, according to a press release from

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Port of Montreal 2026 mid-year review shows volumes rising amid a complex global environment

During the first six months of 2026, the Port of Montreal handled 17.7 million tonnes of cargo, an increase of 2% compared with the same period in 2025. This positive performance was achieved despite a global geopolitical environment affected by several challenges. International trade remains subject to several sources of uncertainty: Disruptions to navigation in

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CMA CGM launching new direct service from North Europe to West Africa

CMA CGM has announced the launch of KORA EXPRESS, a new direct service designed to accelerate the supply chain between Northern Europe and West Africa’s most dynamic markets. The first vessel of KORA EXPRESS is slated to be the NAVIOS VERANO, with estimated departure from Southampton on August 26. KORA EXPRESS combines speed, reliability and

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Imagine Marine Conference 2026 will Align Workforce Solutions with Canada’s Economic and Trade Priorities

The Imagine Marine Conference returns for its third year September 22–23 at the Rogers Centre in Ottawa, bringing together industry leaders, government, educators, and workforce partners from across Canada. Hosted by the Canadian Marine Careers Foundation (CMCF), the event supports a growing national effort to strengthen the marine workforce needed to meet Canada’s economic and

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The PIER innovation ecosystem grows with membership of Hamilton Oshawa Port Authority 

Halifax – The PIER has welcomed the Hamilton Oshawa Port Authority (HOPA) as its newest ecosystem member, further strengthening its global network of ports, technology companies, supply chain partners, researchers and startups. Through this new partnership, the organizations aim to advance port innovation and the adoption of practical supply chain solutions to strengthen supply chain resilience and contribute to trade diversification.  “We warmly welcome HOPA to The PIER. HOPA’s insights into

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Trump reverses course on proposed U.S. collection of Hormuz cargo transit fee for maintaining security

In a Truth Social post today, President Donald Trump abandoned his proposal first aired Monday for the United States to charge a 20% transit fee for providing security for cargo transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Instead, the U.S. is seeking trade and investment commitments from various Persian Gulf states. “Based on highly productive conversations with

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VFPA selects preferred construction partner for Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project

The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has selected TerraMarine as the preferred proponent for the landmass and wharf component of the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project, marking an important milestone in delivering a nation-building project that directly supports Prime Minister Mark Carney’s goal of doubling Canadian exports to non-U.S. markets over the next decade. Roberts Bank Terminal 2 is a future marine container terminal at

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