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Houthi threaten to attack Israeli ships in the Red Sea

Houthi threaten to attack Israeli ships in the Red Sea

The security situation in the Red Sea has taken a further escalation after Yemen’s Houthi movement announced it would target Israeli shipping, while also joining coordinated strikes alongside Iran against Israel amid a renewed exchange of missile fire between the two countries.  According to the group’s military spokesperson Yahya Saree, the Yemeni Armed Forces have launched missiles targeting Israeli interests, confirming their active participation in the latest phase of regional escalation.  In parallel, the Houthis declared what they described as...

Alberta, CLAC embark on pilot program to support workers prepping for their Red Seal

Alberta, CLAC embark on pilot program to support workers prepping for their Red Seal

Alberta is moving to strengthen its skilled trades pipeline with a new initiative aimed at accelerating certification for workers preparing for Red Seal exams, as part of a broader effort to address ongoing labour shortages in key technical occupations.  The province has announced a $4 million investment to expand training opportunities in collaboration with the...

Manitoba Premier Kinew says no to hyperscale AI data centre south of Winnipeg

Manitoba Premier Kinew says no to hyperscale AI data centre south of Winnipeg

Manitoba’s government has rejected plans for a massive artificial intelligence data centre southeast of Winnipeg, with Premier Wab Kinew stating that the scale of the project, its energy requirements and its potential community impact outweigh the expected economic upside.  Speaking at the Manitoba legislature, Kinew was direct in his assessment of the proposal. “There’s a big threat to the environment and not much benefit to the economy,” he told reporters, while also expressing doubts about...

Keeping cargo moving with digital precision

Keeping cargo moving with digital precision

The financial and operational backdrop in airfreight has intensified the pressure on planning and execution. Elevated cost structures combined with persistent capacity imbalances mean that even minor disruptions now cascade rapidly through pricing, routing decisions and service levels. What was once seen as episodic turbulence has become a structural feature of the market, forcing operators to rethink how resilience is priced and how quickly capacity can be repositioned across global networks.  “In logistics and transport, we use relationships to solve urgent problems, often at unsociable hours. We use them to drive mutual growth, not just firefighting. And we rely on them for flexibility when things go wrong,” explained Scott...

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