Queen of Nanaimo sets course for Maritime Time-Bars
A recent decision of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Sperling [...]
Ottawa Loosens Small Spill Reporting Requirements
The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) issued a press release yesterday [...]
No Answers in DHL Demurrage Case
Readers may recall a previous article on the decision of [...]
Rolls Royce Developing Unmanned Drone Ships
Rolls Royce is developing a platform that will enable land-based [...]
Cargojet wins Purolator Business
Cargojet has announced they have been awarded the Domestic Air [...]
Is a Forwarder the “Merchant” or “Holder” of a Bill of Lading?
A recent decision of the Federal Court of Canada, DHL [...]
Federal Court of Appeal extends application of Hague-Visby Rules in Canada
“It was dark at Brigade Bay. It was cold. The [...]
The Perils of Rail Tariffs – Peace River Coal v CN
Facts: Peace River Coal (PRC) and Canadian National Railway (CNR) [...]
US FMC Accuses Canada of Unfairly Luring Port Traffic
The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) voted 3-2 on Tuesday [...]
Freight forwarders carry the weight of security rules
Increasingly complex regulatory requirements are creating heavy burdens for Canada’s [...]