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Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association
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Transpo 2008 fast approaching
TORONTO, Ont. — CITA and its partners, Truck News sister publication Canadian Transportation & Logistics and the C…
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Professional forwarding programs start this September
TORONTO, Ont. — The Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association is offering two professional freight for…
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Port hours extending to meet import capacity
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Terminal Systems Inc. (TSI) has announced further changes to operations at the Port of Vancouver…
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CIFFA reports gun violence as GTA carter crisis continues
TORONTO, Ont. – Though yesterday’s reports from the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association’s (CIFFA)…
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GTA cartage disruption appears resolved
TORONTO, Ont. — Owner/operators serving intermodal yards in the Greater Toronto Area appear to have reached an agr…
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GTA cartage disruption avoided – for now
VAUGHAN, Ont. — Labor disruption in the Greater Toronto Area’s intermodal network appears to have been averted, at…
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CN reports backlogs in Alberta as container trucker strike drags on
VANCOUVER, B.C. — The impact of the container hauler strike in B.C. is beginning to be felt across the country as …
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CIFFA sends open letter to PM re. Vancouver Port strike
TORONTO, Ont. — The following is the text of an open letter about the Vancouver Port strike by Canadian Internatio…
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CIFFA announces new president and board
MONTREAL, Que. — CIFFA President John O’Brien announced his resignation from the presidency due to his relocation…
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CP Rail blames Montreal Port for backup
MONTREAL, Que. –Recent congestion at the CP Rail intermodal terminal near Montreal is the port’s fault, not CP’s s…
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"Slightest hiccup" enough to cause backlog at BIT, CIFFA charges
BRAMPTON, Ont. — Frustration may be growing into despair over recurring delays at the CN Brampton Intermodal Yard…
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Forwarders warn of CN BIT backlog
BRAMPTON, Ont. — Freight Forwarders are warning of another CN BIT container backlog following the long weekend.
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B.C. coast hit with tug and barge operator strike
VANCOUVER, BC — Truckers involved in picking up from the Port of Vancouver, still reeling from the effects of inte…