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Bulk of heavy oil removed from grounded MSC Baltic off Newfoundland coast

According to the latest update from the Canadian Coast Guard, salvage crews have removed about 85% of the heavy fuel from the containership MSC Baltic III and transferred to other MSC vessels. The containership has been grounded since February 15 after losing power near Wild Cove, Newfoundland. Fuel removal operations remain a priority. Efforts are focused on […]

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Davie acquires Finland’s Enersense Offshore

Davie, the Québec-based international shipbuilder and owner of Helsinki Shipyard, announced  an agreement to acquire Enersense Offshore Oy (Enersense Marine and Offshore Unit), specializing in steel and fabrication operations in Mäntyluoto, a port district of the city of Pori, Finland. By securing domestic steel production, Helsinki Shipyard will be Finland’s only specialized shipbuilder with fully

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U.S. import cargo levels drop again after Trump tariff delay ends

Import cargo volume at the major U.S. container ports is expected to rebound this month after a double-digit drop in late spring but is forecast to fall again after previously paused tariffs take effect, according to the Global Port Tracker report released today by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates. “The tariff situation remains highly fluid

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IMO blasts renewed Houthi attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea

IMO Secretary-General Mr. Arsenio Dominguez has expressed concern over renewed attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea region and has called for “constructive dialogue” for resolving ongoing geopolitical crises. “After several months of calm, the resumption of deplorable attacks in the Red Sea constitutes a renewed violation of international law and freedom of navigation,”

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Port of Thunder Bay recording strong cargo volumes

The Port of Thunder Bay is reporting strong cargo volumes during the month of June. The 1.19 million tonnes of cargo shipped is the largest June tally seen at the Port in decades. A diverse set of cargoes moved through the port in June including grains, potash, aggregates, phosphate, and steel.  General cargo, including project

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Davies Turner partners with Manitoulin Global Forwarding to strengthen Canadian ocean freight services

Davies Turner, one of the UK’s leading independent freight and logistics providers, has signed a partnership with Manitoulin Global Forwarding (MGF), a premier Canadian transportation specialist, based in Mississauga, Ontario. This collaboration, effective from July 2025, significantly enhances Davies Turner’s ocean freight capabilities for the Canadian market, delivering improved service coverage, faster transit times, and

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CN investing $110M in Wisconsin rail network capacity

CN announced plans to invest approximately US$110 million in Wisconsin, as part of its 2025 capital investment program. This investment will support track maintenance and strategic infrastructure initiatives in the state. This includes investments in infrastructure, technology and capacity, as well as network improvements. These projects will help ensure the safe movement of goods and

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Wesley Newton appointed new Board Chair of Chamber of Marine Commerce

The Chamber of Marine Commerce (CMC) has announced the appointment of Wesley (Wes) Newton, Executive Vice-President of Strategy and Business Development for Algoma Central Corporation as the new Chair of its Board of Directors. Mr. Newton’s appointment was confirmed at the Annual General Meeting held on June 26, where he succeeded Allister Paterson, Executive Vice

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NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers establishes new joint venture with DP World

Lugano, Switzerland – NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers Limited, a joint venture between Algoma Central Corporation and Nova Marine Holdings SA and the world’s leading operator of specialized pneumatic cement carriers, today announced it has entered a definitive agreement with P&O Maritime Logistics, a wholly owned subsidiary of DP World, that will see POML acquire a 51%

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IMO targets seafarer fatigue, work and rest hours, and harassment at sea

IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee seeks stronger compliance with global safety management standards to protect crew welfare. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is taking action to ensure that ships worldwide are safely managed and operated, with a renewed focus on seafarer issues such as work and rest hours, fatigue, and violence and harassment, including sexual harassment,

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