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Vancouver port traffic dips in 2022, hinting at economic slowdown to come - Vimarsana News

Vancouver port traffic dips in 2022, hinting at economic slowdown to come

Cargo volumes at Canada's largest port fell by three per cent last year as the global economy began to show signs of a slowdown.

Container ship traffic at Vancouver port falls amid global economic slowdown and inflation - Vimarsana News

Container ship traffic at Vancouver port falls amid global economic slowdown and inflation

Cargo volumes fell by three percent and imports four per cent at the port of Vancouver last year as the global economy began to show signs of a slowdown, says Vancouver Fraser Port Authority CEO Robin Silvester.

Source: cbc.ca
Vancouver port traffic dips in 2022, signalling towards a recesssion - Vimarsana News

Vancouver port traffic dips in 2022, signalling towards a recesssion

Container traffic in Canada has continued to drop off as Canadians tighten budgets amid higher interest rates and ongoing inflation.

Vancouver port traffic dips in 2022, hinting at economic slowdown to come | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Vancouver port traffic dips in 2022, hinting at economic slowdown to come | iNFOnews

MONTREAL - Cargo volumes at Canada's largest port fell by three per cent last year as the global economy began to show signs of a slowdown.

Source: infotel.ca
Port of Vancouver truckers poised to withdraw service over environmental mandate that forces some to buy new trucks - Vimarsana News

Port of Vancouver truckers poised to withdraw service over environmental mandate that forces some to buy new trucks

United Truckers Association members voted in favour of job action to protest the Port of Vancouver's Rolling Truck Age Program, which will force about 300 drivers to buy new vehicles in a bid to reduce emissions.