Less than 2 weeks to go before the 2022 edition of our annual Mariners Workshop! If you're interested in electronic navigation & its role modernizing Canada's maritime waterways, then you won't want to miss this event https://t.co/C1kCn8unw9

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) January 12, 2022

Goodbye fall, hello winter! ❄️
Join us in celebrating the joys of winter! And don’t worry, if snow and ice aren’t your things, summer is only 6 months away 😉
Happy #FirstDayOfWinter! pic.twitter.com/0M0a8kFeCd

— Canadian Coast Guard (@CoastGuardCAN) December 21, 2021

This couldn’t come at a more appropriate or crucial time. We look forward to contributing to the discussion! https://t.co/Si5A744rkj

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) December 17, 2021

We welcome this global initiative to facilitate the movement & protect the rights of seafarers & other transport workers. Ensuring seafarers’ access to COVID-19 vaccines, medical care and shore leave are key elements of an efficient & sustainable supply chain #Seafarers #COVID19 https://t.co/jLWmDlL2C9

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) December 15, 2021

.@Transport_gc: Early next year, Minister Alghabra will host a National Supply Chain Summit to hear perspectives from truckers, shippers, and workers who support the supply chain, on how to ensure Canadian gateways remain fluid and resilient. #COVID19https://t.co/T2dNMZZF6M

— GC Newsroom (@NewsroomGC) December 13, 2021

WSC President John Butler: "We understand the pressure on the government to address supply chain congestion. But there is no legislative silver bullet, and we need to be careful in the heat of the moment not to create laws that make the situation worse." https://t.co/ixsmPdbPgz pic.twitter.com/4G4rUrEtFj

— World Shipping Council (@WSC_shipping) December 8, 2021

"Shipping is a truly global industry. It therefore needs a global regulator to facilitate a global level playing field. This simple line of logic leads to the conclusion that if the IMO didn’t exist, it would have to be invented," says Paul Sadler.#IMOAwards

— IMO (@IMOHQ) December 6, 2021

Port operations update #14 - CP’s mainline between Vancouver and Kamloops remains operational with both CP and CN trains transiting eastbound and westbound. Progress has been made on the repairs to CN’s rail line between Kamloops and Boston Bar. https://t.co/yBpEHIhf6O pic.twitter.com/S8PhPCutCq

— Port of Vancouver (@PortVancouver) December 3, 2021