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Federal Labour Minister launches review of resolved B.C. port strike

Canadian Manufacturing

Workers went on strike from July 1 to July 13, freezing the movement of billions of dollars worth of cargo at some of the country’s busiest ports. 4, when the union announced its members voted almost 75 per cent in favour of ratifying a new deal. But the unrest had been tumultuous. port dispute.

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Ukraine appeals to Canada’s rail manufacturers for help

Canadian Manufacturing

Ukraine wants Canada to lend its expertise — and donate crucial railway parts — to keep its embattled passenger and cargo rail system running as landmines and missile strikes threaten to stall the country’s lifeline. But Ukraine is looking to do more than repair what has been damaged, he said.

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Cargojet announces successful recertification of ISO 9001:2015 Quality Standard Accreditation

Canadian Manufacturing

Cargojet says they are the only air cargo carrier in Canada with this accreditation. Cargojet is a provider of time sensitive premium air cargo services to all major cities across North America, providing Dedicated, ACMI and International Charter services and reportedly carries over 25,000,000 pounds of cargo weekly.

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Scope 3 Emissions – More Than Suppliers

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Compliance with this standard requires measurement, quantification and reporting of the three scopes of greenhouse gas inventories. They can be the largest part by far of an organisation’s carbon footprint, and not all of them can justly be laid at the foot of the supply chain.

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B.C. port workers strike could cost $250M a week: analysts

Canadian Manufacturing

Antweiler based his $250-million estimate on that analysis, with the value of cargo moved at B.C. The hit could be even greater in this case, since West Coast cargo volumes are so much greater and thus tougher to reroute, he said. ports up to three times higher than at the Port of Montreal. In a letter to the prime minister on Jul.

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China extends power rationing for its manufacturing factories due to climate change

Canadian Manufacturing

The drought and heat have wilted crops and caused rivers including the giant Yangtze to shrink, disrupting cargo traffic. There was no public announcement, but the report included a photo of the government notice to companies.

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B.C. port strike resumes, Ottawa exploring all options

Canadian Manufacturing

The strike froze billions of dollars worth of cargo from moving in and out of harbours, including at Canada’s busiest port in Vancouver. In a joint statement, Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan and Transport Minister Omar Alghabra say workers and employers across Canada cannot face further disruption.

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