More than three months after the Mayuree Naree was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, the three seafarers who lost...

Just a week after a devastating earthquake struck Venezuela, LATAM Cargo has already transported more than 300 tonnes of humanitarian...

American Airlines has delivered more than 9,000 pounds of emergency relief supplies to Venezuela, helping communities recover after the powerful earthquakes that struck the...

Prime Minister Mark Carney and British Columbia Premier David Eby have unveiled the Canada–British Columbia Cooperative Prosperity Agreement, a wide-ranging...

Air India Cargo is taking another major step in its digital transformation after partnering with cargo.one, allowing freight forwarders to...

Global K9 (GK9) is calling on UK regulators to modernise the country's canine cargo screening rules, arguing that current regulations...

Triumph has introduced RFP Manager, a new digital solution designed to help freight brokers respond to one of the biggest changes affecting...

The Alberta government is set to provide its first detailed look at a proposed one-million-barrel-perday oil pipeline to Canada's West Coast, with Premier Danielle Smith expected to make the announcement later today.  The project stems from a memorandum of understanding signed with Prime Minister Mark Carney last autumn, in which both governments agreed to work together on creating a new export route for Alberta's bitumen to the Pacific Coast. ...

The United States has confirmed it will not renew the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) in its current form, although the trade pact...

Sherritt International has temporarily suspended operations at its refinery in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, after exhausting the feedstock supplied by its Moa mining operation in Cuba.  The company said the refinery will remain idle until mining and processing activities at the Moa joint venture resume and the feed supply pipeline is restored.  Production at the Cuban operation has been on hold...