.@Transport_gc: The Government of Canada invests more than $42 million in two projects to increase supply chain efficiency in New Brunswick, through the National Trade Corridors Fund https://t.co/WYAngrBGwl

— GC Newsroom (@NewsroomGC) May 25, 2022

It was great to reconnect with friends & colleagues at our reception last night. Thanks to all who turned out to meet our Board & welcome our new President Chris Hall, including ⁦@Transport_gc⁩ @CoastGuardCAN⁩ ⁦@PortMTL⁩ ⁦@portofhalifax⁩ ⁦@TheSLSMC⁩ ⁦ pic.twitter.com/HFx6LPy8YA

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) May 19, 2022

What a great representative of Canada and of the talented women making their mark in the maritime sector throughout the world! #WomenInMaritime#Day @Transport_gc https://t.co/XeptMeSUmV

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) May 3, 2022

IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee has adopted a resolution on actions to facilitate the urgent evacuation of seafarers: https://t.co/clS7jtP6OF #Seafarer #BlackSea #SeaOfAzov #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/HrR7Z4b8TQ

— IMO (@IMOHQ) April 29, 2022

Excellent News for our supply chain! With this top up, we will have invested nearly $5 billion since 2017. This will help ensure our supply chain is resilient and competitive. #Budget2022 pic.twitter.com/iPaK7QL1CS

— Omar Alghabra (@OmarAlghabra) April 8, 2022

This is an incredibly important issue. Seafarers stranded in Ukraine can’t become collateral damage in the current conflict #seafarers #trade https://t.co/MX0UfEAHoB

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) April 7, 2022

Now available to download – updated version of the ICS COVID-19 Seafarer Shore Leave Principles. Contains guidance on the international maritime obligations surrounding the provision of shore leave by state authorities and shipowners, and for seafarers: https://t.co/OksnUtKdpF

— International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) (@shippingics) April 5, 2022

Transport Minister @OmarAlghabra announces co-chairs of Supply Chain Task Force. Looking forward to engaging with the Task Force to build a more resilient supply chain for the future. #supplychain #trade #marinetransportation https://t.co/B045nJTdkM

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) March 25, 2022