The port is the busiest in all of Canada and the fourth largest in all of North America, with more than 2.4 million containers flowing in and out every year. Continue reading →

Longshoremen were handed a lockout notice Tuesday afternoon, telling them all port workers will be locked out of the job beginning Thursday morning Continue reading →

The union is starting with an overtime ban, not a full-scale strike. Continue reading →

The Retail Council of Canada says the potential shutdown of two B.C. container terminals will have ripple effects across Canada’s economy. Continue reading →

The Oosterdam was coming into berth Saturday morning when it rear-ended the Nieuw Amsterdam, which was already docked. Continue reading →

The massive Norwegian Joy ship barely made it into Vancouver Harbour, and the industry says that size is the way of the future. Continue reading →

The footprint of the container terminal is set to grow, which one park commissioner says will block the view from the inner city park. Continue reading →

A crane that collapsed onto a shipping container at the Port of Vancouver has been removed. Operations are expected to be up and running again this week. Continue reading →

The proposed terminal would handle more than four million tonnes of coal annually, most of it transported by rail from the U.S. Continue reading →