Port of Montreal Praised for Sustainability & Green Practices
For the 17th year in a row, the Port of Montreal has been honored for its sustainable development practices and environmental performance.
The Americas
Names for Orphaned Moose Welcomed by Holland America
Holland America Line is giving fans the opportunity to name an orphaned moose calf, which was rescued with the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
MSC Vessel Hit with Arrest Warrant After Speeding Incident
The US Court issue arrest warrant for MSC Michigan VII following a lawsuit by a terminal operator claiming the vessel damaged a Charleston Pier.
Marine Hotel Association & Culinary Institute of America Team Up
The Marine Hotel Association has partnered with CIA Consulting, a division of the Culinary Institute of America, the world's leading culinary school
Bridge Closes in Charleston, SC Due to Container Ship Malfunction
US Coast Guard announced traffic on the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge was halted due to a control system malfunction on container ship MSC Michigan VII
Baltimore Shipping Channel to Reopen at Weekend
The main shipping channel into Baltimore port will reopen this weekend, 75 days after a 9,962 TEU containership lost power and hit a bridge.
Juneau, Alaska Implements Cap on Cruise Passenger Arrivals
The City and Borough of Juneau and the cruise lines visiting the port have signed a Memorandum of Agreement aimed at managing visitor volume.
Violation of Napali by Celebrity Edge Remains Inconclusive
The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources reported that the investigation into the cruise ship Celebrity Edge remains inconclusive.
John Hopkins Engineers Begin Assessing US Bridges Near Ports
The US National Transportation & Safety Board has called on bridge owners across the country to take immediate measures to protect their structures
CMA CGM Hit with $1.975m Fine in the United States
The Federal Maritime Commission has reached compromise agreements with three companies: CMA CGM and two ocean transportation intermediaries.
Carnival & Maritime University of Mexico Launch Cadet Program
Carnival Cruise Line has announced a partnership with the Maritime and Port University of Mexico to establish a cadet program aboard its fleet.
Baltimore Welcomes Cruise Ships After Eight Week Break
Carnival Pride and Vision of the Seas returned to Baltimore this weekend, signaling the resumption of cruise operations after a two-month break.
Judge Denies Plea to Halt Virginia Offshore Wind Project
A U.S. federal judge has denied a request to halt the construction of Dominion Energy's Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project in Virginia Beach.
Accused Tug in Tobago Oil Spill Arrested on Other Charges
Nearly four months after Tobago experienced one of its worst environmental disasters, the tug allegedly responsible is arrested on separate charges
Port of Los Angeles Sees 12% April Increase Compared to 2023
The Port of Los Angeles handled 770,337 container units in April, marking a 12% increase over 2023 and the ninth month of year-over-year growth.
Search for Missing De Gallant Crew Members Ends
Blue Schooner received official confirmation of the end of the search for the missing crew of the sailing boat De Gallant which sank on Tuesday.
Brazilian Port Finds Temp Solution to Terminal Operator Woes
Authorities in Brazil have implemented a temporary solution to manage one of the country's ports, nearly 18 months after the previous operator left
Port of Seattle Starts Renovation of Ship Supply Building
The Port of Seattle has announced the commencement of the renovation and modernization of the Ship Supply Building at Fishermen’s Terminal.
Pearl Seas Cruises Announces Biggest Great Lakes Season Yet
Pearl Seas Cruises announces its largest, most ambitious Great Lakes season to date, featuring four itineraries that include stops at 16 ports.
Port of Charleston Resumes Cargo Operations
The Port of Charleston and the South Carolina Inland Port announced the resumption of all cargo operations yesterday at approximately 5:00 AM.