CN and CP Service Disruptions Due to Wildfires
CN and CP Rail are presently facing service disruptions due to significant forest fire activity in proximity to their rail lines, delays are to be expected. Find out the areas affected.
CPSC Approves Rules Banning Inclined Sleepers and Crib Bumpers
CPSC has recently approved two final rules to enforce the bans on inclined sleepers for infants and crib bumpers. These rules, which came into effect on November 12, 2022, aim to protect infants from potential hazards and create a safer marketplace for parents. Find out all the details and if your products are affected, here.
AD/CV News: Pressure Washers, Tin Mill Products, Paper Shopping Bags, Nails
ITC have recently announced actions in antidumping and/or countervailing duty cases which include products that range from gas powered pressure washers from China and Vietnam, to tin mill products, brass rods and much more. Find out if your products are affected.
FDA Import Alerts
Newly issued or modified import alerts by the FDA have impacted various products from different countries. Find out if your products are affected.
New Tentative Deal Reached in B.C. Port Workers Dispute
The ILWUC and BCMEA issued a joint statement late Sunday, July 20, 2023, saying a deal had been reached with help from the Canada Industrial Relations Board, which was tasked with ending the dispute that had dragged on since the beginning of the month. Find out all the details here.
Second Tentative Deal Reached in B.C. Port Strike
The ILWU Canada says it has reached a tentative deal with the B.C. Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) for the second time in a week. Ratification of this deal is expected next week. Find out all the details here.
B.C. Port Workers Call Off Strike Notice Hours After Issuing It
ILWU workers have called off their strike notice. The situation remains fluid. Find out all the details here.
BC Port Workers Resume Strike After Rejection of Tentative Agreement
ILWU workers have officially resumed strike activity after rejecting the tentative agreement. This strike continues to have serious economic implications. Find out all the details here.
B.C. Port Strike Ends as Tentative Deal Reached
The 13-day B.C. port strike appears to be over after the ILWUC and the B.C. Maritime Employers Association agreed to a tentative four-year deal on Thursday morning, both parties have confirmed. Find out all the details here.
BC Port Workers Union Issues Strike Notice for July 1 – Updated
ILWU workers have officially issued a 72-hour strike notice. The strike will begin on Saturday, July 1, 2023. This strike could have serious economic implications, as the supply chain has already been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out all the details here.
