Logistic

Importing goods into Canada is not just a shipping task.It is a regulated logistics and compliance process that combines transportation planning, customs clearance, tariff classification, tax calculation, regulatory approvals and domestic delivery. This guide...

When cargo gets stuck at a port, most shippers assume the problem is simple congestion. In reality, port delays are rarely caused by a single issue. Cargo becomes stuck because multiple logistics failures overlap—often...

Last-mile delivery for construction sites is one of the most underestimated challenges in project logistics. Materials may arrive at the correct city, port, or warehouse on time, yet projects still experience costly delays once...

Energy project logistics sit at the intersection of engineering, transportation, and risk management. Unlike standard freight, energy projects depend on the precise movement of oversized and heavy cargo—often across long distances, through constrained infrastructure,...

Manufacturing logistics are directly tied to production uptime. In modern manufacturing environments, even short delays in material flow can shut down entire production lines. Industry data shows that unplanned downtime costs manufacturers between $5,000...

Port of Halifax container logistics play a unique role in Canada’s supply chain, especially for importers and exporters moving freight through Atlantic Canada. While often compared to larger gateways like Vancouver or Montreal, Halifax...