by Leo Quigley Nov 23, 2015
Nome, Alaska: The next major West Coast port?
The Port of Nome, Alaska is on a quest to be a hub for Arctic shipping. But with the recent decision by Shell to cancel its exploration activities in the Chukchi Sea, it will be hard for the Port of Nome to get dredging funding. Still, there’s hope for one of America’s northern most ports.
Canada’s West Coast ports
In 2011 Port Metro Vancouver entered into an eight-year period of labor peace. Other than short-term shutdowns by container truckers, the port has moved a long way towards gaining the reputation of being a dependable, efficient port.
Potash Corp up for another round
After having taken a blow to the midsection two years ago, Saskatchewan’s potash business is beginning to stir again and is coming out fighting for an expanded share of the global market
PNW Gateway Decision Very Near
Commissioners representing the ports of Seattle and Tacoma met July 28, 2015, to discuss details to be discussed August 4, 2015, to vote on the fate of the proposed Seaport Alliance.
Weyerhaeuser endorsement of SR432 rail plan boosts Port of Longview’s lumber prospects
Weyerhaeuser’s endorsement of $350 million SR432 (Oregon Way/Industrial Way) rail corridor could significantly boost the project’s approval chances. This is big news for the Port of Longview as clearing up congestion stands to improve opportunity for log exports.
Edmonton bridge project goes ahead with help from Port Everett
The bridge project illustrates just how important one North American city is to another.
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