Inland options could relieve looming Vancouver port congestion

May 3, 2016

Published originally in Business in Vancouver, May 3rd, 2016 Robin Silvester, president and CEO of Port Metro Vancouver, has said that “the shrinking supply of […]

Report on Cargo Logistics Canada Expo and Conference

March 22, 2016

Published originally in Canadian Sailings Magazine, March 14th, 2016 Canada remains a positive growth market, according to Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), with container traffic projected […]

Vancouver industrial space a bottleneck for Canada

March 11, 2016

Published originally in Real Estate News Exchange, November 3rd, 2016 Metro Vancouver commuters and transporters are enjoying new and improved bridges and roads, but a […]

Counting capacity at BC Ports

March 2, 2016

Published originally in World Cargo News, January 2016 Does British Columbia need additional capacity at both Vancouver and Prince Rupert? British Columbia’s (BC) container ports […]

Inland Port Near Ashcroft Would Reduce Truck Traffic, Save Farmland: Report

September 3, 2015

Originally published in the Vancouver Sun. A Canadian National train carrying grain snakes its way along the Thompson River near Ashcroft, its cars stretching for […]

Ashcroft Terminal could ease port’s big farmland appetite

March 4, 2015

Originally published in the Richmond News. Supporting an Interior rail container terminal could ease truck traffic in Metro Vancouver and help mitigate the desire to […]

Richmond considers merits of inland port

March 4, 2015

Originally published in the Richmond Review Shipping more containers to an inland port in B.C. could ease development pressure on Richmond farmland, city council heard […]

Ashcroft makes business sense

March 3, 2015

Published originally in the Delta Optimist. Editor: Re: Ashcroft isn’t a realistic option for supply chain, letter to the editor, March 6 It was discouraging […]

Inland terminal given a boost

February 27, 2015

Container handling coming to the Ashcroft Terminal is being touted as a potential positive for Delta’s farmland. Global logistics company Canaan Group announced this month […]

Jackson hopeful Delta farmland can be spared

February 26, 2015

Originally published in the Delta Optimist Mayor Lois Jackson is hoping Ashcroft will be seen as a good choice in the goods movement chain. Asked […]

Minister Fast Witnesses Signing of British Columbia Based Canaan Group’s Memorandum of Understanding

February 19, 2015

Minister Fast witnesses the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Canaan Group and South Korea’s Woojin Global Logistics Co. Ltd. to expand Canaan’s […]

Inland port near Vancouver aims to begin container transload service

January 30, 2015

Originally published at Joc.com. VANCOUVER, British Columbia — With transloading capacity scarce in Vancouver, an inland port 200 miles away aims to give forestry exporters […]