North America

Indefinite strike action at a Canadian port is already impacting operations with an estimated 65,000 twenty-foot equivalent containers (TEUs) stuck on its docks.

Plans are in place to develop an environmentally friendly container terminal in the south east of the US.

A Canadian port authority has accused the organisation behind a new stevedore strike of using “pressure tactics”.

US port authorities are seeking US$1.5bn to manage the “extremely negative impacts” on the seaport industry brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

There’s a huge brawl underway in British Columbia, Canada. At stake is the future of coal ports, especially of coal export terminal facilities, as Gordon Feller reports.

More than 30 US port authorities will receive a share of US$100m allocated by a government grant programme for security investments.

Funding has been approved to finish building phase one of the first new container terminal in the US since 2009.

Nearly US$80m has been secured by a US port to help it develop a container terminal.

A New York container terminal operator has lost its legal challenge against Maersk Line switching terminals. AJ Keyes looks at what caused the situation to occur.

More than 100 companies have given their support to the development of a deepwater container terminal project at a Canadian port.