Canada's Green Shipping Corridors Combat Climate Change
In response to the issue of climate change, Transport Canada is taking significant steps to mitigate the environmental impact of marine shipping.

In response to the issue of climate change, Transport Canada is taking significant steps to mitigate the environmental impact of marine shipping.
Originally scheduled to operate in Asia, the Ovation of the Seas will now offer cruises departing from Los Angeles during the summer of 2025.
A marine claim management company reported that the bulk carrier Yangze 6 ran aground on July 16 while navigating through the Cape Fear River, NC
Pete Buttigieg visits Port of Long Beach to initiate a $1.5B railyard expansion project, which will increase the port's rail cargo capacity.
In June, dockworkers and terminal operators processed 842,446 TEUs, representing a 41.1% increase compared to the same month last year.
Norwegian Cruise Line announces homeporting program from Philadelphia marking the first time in 15+ years that a cruise ship will sail from the city
Trinidad and Tobago police are investigating the death of a cook aboard the container ship BBC Singapore while it was docked at Port-of-Spain.
July 13, U.S. Coast Guard Sector Corpus Christi report collision between commercial tanker and small passenger boat near Port Aransas, Texas.
Germany-based RWE and New York-based National Grid are making another attempt to advance the Community Offshore Wind project.
During this week's NATO summit, the US, Canada, and Finland have reached an agreement to collaborate on constructing more polar icebreakers.
The Port of Los Angeles has completed a rail expansion project aimed at enhancing cargo flow, cutting emissions, and improving roadway safety.
On July 9, the Board of Port Commissioners approved a resolution supporting Parks and Recreation Month, as stated in a press release.
The Panama Canal Authority has set a six-year timeline to complete the construction of a massive $1.6 billion reservoir along the Indio River.
The threat of port strikes throughout North America, including Canada, continues to cause concern within already strained supply chains.
A wildfire in Alaska has disrupted operations at resorts including Holland America’s McKinley Chalets and the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge.