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Port of Vancouver rail service could resume next week as backlog hits supply chain - Vimarsana News

Port of Vancouver rail service could resume next week as backlog hits supply chain

Rail service at the Port of Vancouver could resume next week as CN and Canadian Pacific crews worked to repair sections of their networks hit by the devastating floods and landslides in British Columbia while impacts continued to strain the supply chain. CP (NYSE:CP) said it expects to resume service during the middle of next ...

British Columbia's Flooding Is Worse Because of Climate Change - Vimarsana News

British Columbia's Flooding Is Worse Because of Climate Change

After a summer of deadly heat and uncontrolled wildfires, British Columbia was hit by record rainfalls that forced the evacuation of towns and destroyed highways and rail lines.

Port of Vancouver rail service could resume next week as backlog hits supply chain - Vimarsana News

Port of Vancouver rail service could resume next week as backlog hits supply chain

CP and CN rail service at the Port of Vancouver could resume next week as mounting congestion and backlogs continue after devastating floods and landslides.

Food, booze service to blame for rise in passenger misbehaviour, union says - Vimarsana News

Food, booze service to blame for rise in passenger misbehaviour, union says

CALGARY — After more than a year of bare bones inflight service due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians travelling by air can once again enjoy snacks, hot meals or a glass of wine on the plane.But . . .

Green shift? How the trucking sector is exploring ways to power big rigs into the future - Vimarsana News

Green shift? How the trucking sector is exploring ways to power big rigs into the future

Posted: Jun 27, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: June 27 As automakers make electric pledges, the heavy-duty truck sector is also looking at how it might power the industry in the future. But diesel fuel, which provides the torque needed for heavy loads, isn't expected to disappear any time soon.(Shutterstock/Vitpho)

Source: cbc.ca