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Canada Post is releasing five new stamps featuring five ferries that are operating in Canadian waters,
OTTAWA, ON, July 12 – Canada Post is releasing five new stamps highlighting ferry transportation in Canada. Featuring five ferries that are operating in
Tentative deal on ending docker strike on Canada’s West Coast
A 13-day strike by 7,400 longshoremen on Canada’s West Coast appears to be over after the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada and the
Federal mediator instructed to recommend terms of a potential deal ending West Coast docker strike
Canadian Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan late Tuesday gave a federal mediator in Vancouver 24 hours to send him recommended terms to end the British
Canada supports deep-sea mining moratorium in international waters
As meetings of the International Seabed Authority (ISA) begin this week in Kingston, Jamaica, the list of countries calling for a pause, moratorium, or
BC maritime employers offer new solution to striking dockers on maintenance work issue
In an effort to break a prolonged deadlock and get Canada’s 30 West Coast ports back to normal following a docker strike launched on
IMO member countries adopt revised greenhouse gas emission targets
After week-long discussions in London, the 175 member countries of the International Maritime Organization today adopted a revised strategy for global shipping carriers to
Canada takes action against abandoned and wrecked boats
The Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, the Honourable Joyce Murray, today announced the Canadian Coast Guard will now take action
Report discloses extent of illegal fees for seafarer recruitment
The extent of illegal recruitment fees and charges being levied on seafarers, in violation of the Maritime Labour Convention, has been revealed in a