Today is #CdnAgDay and we’re proud to help connect local farmers and food businesses to the world.

Fun Fact: More than 30% of export trade through the port is made up of #cdnag products such as oats, wheat, apples and more! pic.twitter.com/s5uy4KHyU8

— Port of Vancouver (@PortVancouver) February 23, 2021

The shipping industry continues to work with the Canadian Government to minimize risks to #RightWhales. The @ShipFed and its members are all in for 2021! @Transport_gc #TransportCanada #NARW https://t.co/G9QZFVutir

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) February 18, 2021

IMO launches a year of action for seafarers: https://t.co/6nLcAnQ12a Français: https://t.co/LJ8SOM00vh Español: https://t.co/qNYqJ116LL #Seafarers #WorldMaritimeTheme pic.twitter.com/DNUlmWnxRP

— IMO (@IMOHQ) February 16, 2021

This #FamilyDay, we think about the families of front-line workers, #seafarers & healthcare heroes. Happy Family Day!

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) February 15, 2021

To see how #COVID19 measures for air travel apply to crew members and other essential marine workers, please visit our COVID-19 Resource Centre https://t.co/b3TKAEeHjz https://t.co/g7x9c3WvIM

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) February 11, 2021

"IMO’s GHG Strategy has sent a clear signal that is the time for the energy transition in shipping." said IMO SG, read full speech here: https://t.co/3GRsIuPQsr #IMOcleanerFuels #GHG pic.twitter.com/6Q2av27qIH

— IMO (@IMOHQ) February 9, 2021

Check out @ACPA_AAPC’s new website to learn more about Canada’s port authorities and the many ways they help keep Canada’s trade moving! https://t.co/FAdPeovDA8

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) February 9, 2021

Minister Alghabra announces one-year ban for pleasure craft and cruise vessels in Canadian waters. https://t.co/nEI1Ya6vO6

— Transport Canada (@Transport_gc) February 4, 2021