We support the prioritization of seafarers for vaccination in their home countries and at ports of call elsewhere in the world. Vaccine access is key to protecting seafarer health and safety, and ensuring their ongoing ability to keep trade moving across the globe. #Seafarers https://t.co/awe53tpI9H

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) May 12, 2021

Charterers, who are #NeptuneDeclaration Signatories, have developed Best Practices for Charterers to facilitate crew changes. They aim to inspire charterers to implement these practices, share their best practices, so that all can learn from each other ➡️ https://t.co/GLl7tclURo pic.twitter.com/Gg4g9E86H0

— GlobalMaritimeForum (@glmforum) May 11, 2021

Thank you Minister @OmarAlghabra for taking the time to meet with our Board yesterday. Your engagement with the ocean shipping industry and commitment to keeping Canada’s world trade moving is much appreciated! #trade #shipping https://t.co/OZr88AMiD0

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) May 7, 2021

Many thanks to @PerrinBeatty for joining us at our Annual Meeting for a great discussion on #trade, #infrastructure, and the way forward in a post-Covid recovery. Thanks as well to the @CdnChamberofCom for their invaluable support to Cdn businesses throughout the pandemic! pic.twitter.com/UgI8VDI8Ae

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) May 7, 2021

Ensuring that seafarers - both domestic and foreign - have access to vaccinations is essential to keeping Canada’s trade moving. #SeafarersAreKeyWorkers https://t.co/UhMNeM38Q9

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) May 7, 2021

Ocean ships trading in the Gulf of #StLawrence will continue to do their part to minimize risks to #RightWhales. @Shipfed and its members are all in for the 2021 #NARW protection measures! https://t.co/z1MYu0UjhD

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) April 28, 2021

The Montreal Port Authority acknowledges the federal government's advance notice of a Special Act supporting the resumption and maintenance of port activities in Montreal, clearly recognizing the strategic character of the #PortMTL. ➡️ https://t.co/nGhT6GtiXC pic.twitter.com/1Ctgu2dBoJ

— Port de Montréal (@PortMTL) April 25, 2021

Dans le contexte actuel, une grève au @PortMTL est inconcevable.

Le gouvernement fédéral doit prendre tous les moyens nécessaires pour régler cette impasse. #montreal #maritime #transport https://t.co/bCYZO8HAue

— Chantal Rouleau (@rouleauchantal) April 23, 2021