IMO welcomes first ship departure under Black Sea Grain Initiative: https://t.co/vpYC23XmuY #BlackSea #Grains #Port pic.twitter.com/nMFDaweJEy

— IMO (@IMOHQ) August 1, 2022

NEWS: Russia and Ukraine sign agreement for grain shipping corridor - Merchant ships to help free up grain exports from Black sea ports, but safety concerns remain.https://t.co/JCcWGV2gZ7 #maritime #shipping #grain #BlackSea

— International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) (@shippingics) July 22, 2022

Bravo to @PortMTL, @PortQuebec and @Port3Rivieres for undertaking this excellent initiative to address supply chain challenges from a trade corridor perspective! https://t.co/quS5wrESjI

— ShipFed (@ShipFed) June 14, 2022

“Throughout the pandemic, ocean carriers have gone all-out to keep goods moving. But as long as America’s ports, railyards and warehouses remain overloaded, vessels will remain stuck outside ports to the detriment of importers as well as exporters." https://t.co/p1OIWwyScJ #OSRA pic.twitter.com/iFWcsshcqu

— World Shipping Council (@WSC_shipping) June 14, 2022

PRESS RELEASE: ICS launches new ‘Shipping Policy Principles for Pandemic Recovery’ during WTO Ministerial Conference - https://t.co/apbDd8qayh #shipping

— International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) (@shippingics) June 13, 2022

.@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