The Port of Portland has announced that it will cease container shipping services in October following unsuccessful efforts to keep Oregon’s only container terminal open.
There’s a saying at Canada’s Port of Thunder Bay: grain is the name of the game. Well, that is not actually true. That saying is
A weeklong labor strike along the St. Lawrence Seaway has ended after a deal was reached this past Sunday. The critical waterway resumed ship traffic
Mischief from Mother Nature is inevitable, however for it to repeat its wrath two years in a row is devastating. For the second consecutive year,
Last month, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers didn’t just launch a study, but a mega study with a goal of guiding effective management of
The Great Lakes can very well be mistaken as a collection of expansive inland seas. As far as freight movement is concerned that’s exactly the
The Mighty Mississippi River is the central artery of America’s waterborne trade. As the country’s postcard river, the Mississippi is comfortably one of the busiest
The Port of Charleston is officially moving forward with their $550 million geared towards rail capacity and enhancing its fluidity and rail competitiveness. This will
Many call it the new north-south trade lane. Many believe it will shift a paradigm for transport of containerized cargo. An ambitious, multiyear, project is
If the word great is in something’s name, it likely reflects how important and influential that one thing is. While the Great Lakes of the
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