BC Supply Chain
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B.C. agricultural export terminal to double capacity with $23M in federal cashThe funds will allow the company to add a new three-track rail spur, new container lifts, new railcar pushers and new conveyer belt systems and bagging equipment.CanadaMar 17, 2023
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Rising costs, supply chain issues battering B.C. construction industry, survey findsA total of 63 per cent of Independent Contractors and Businesses Association members also reported increased prices and 79 per cent reported project delays.EconomyJan 5, 2022
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Holiday dinners in B.C. could cost more due to higher turkey pricesThe summer heat dome led to crop failure in the Prairies, causing higher prices for wheat – the main ingredient in turkey feed, according to the B.C. Turkey Marketing Board.NewsDec 4, 2021
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Two trucking companies serving Vancouver port threaten to strike FridayExtreme weather has already left several of B.C.'s key transit arteries underwater, causing companies to increasingly turn to the skies and waterways for shipping goods.EconomyNov 30, 2021
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Port of Vancouver CEO warns of supply chain issues due to flooding: ‘The crisis is here’The head of B.C.'s largest port says there is major work to do to 'future proof' the gateway against climate change and supply chain disruptions.EconomyNov 25, 2021
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Supply chain woes have Canadian factories shifting to in-house productionSome Canadian factories are shifting to in-house production or national sourcing in light of global supply chain woes that have gripped several industries.EconomyNov 24, 2021
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B.C. government finances ‘uncertain’ following destructive flooding, mudslidesThe finance minister presented B.C.'s second quarter fiscal update, noting the province is on strong financial footing but that the full cost of the storm won't be known for years.EconomyNov 22, 2021
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B.C. floods: Rail traffic halted as mudslides wash out bridges, routesAll rail traffic has been halted in and out of the Port of Vancouver, while crews wait for a damage assessment to be complete and determine next steps.TrafficNov 17, 2021
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