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COS Weekly News - 3 May 2013

COS Weekly News - 3 May 2013

COS News – Week ending 3 May 2013 Issue No. 258   EMISSIONS CONTROL AREA – CANADIAN ENFORCEMENT Transport Canada is expected to announce the implementation of the Emission Control Area...

COS Weekly News - 3 May 2013

COS Weekly News - 3 May 2013

COS News – Week ending 3 May 2013 Issue No. 258   EMISSIONS CONTROL AREA – CANADIAN ENFORCEMENT Transport Canada is expected to announce the implementation of the Emission Control Area...

COS Weekly News - 26 April 2013

COS News - Week ending 26 April 2013 Issue No. 257   CANADIAN ECA ENFORCEMENT Our sources suggest that there will be a Ministerial announcement on Emissions Control Area (ECA) enforcement...

COS Weekly News - 19 April 2013

COS News - Week ending 19 April 2013 Issue No. 256   BUSINESS OF SHIPPING COURSE – MAY 9TH In conjunction with the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers we have a revamped one day Business...

Conveyance Arrival Functionality for Air and Marine Carriers

Message ACI13-024   This is to advise you that there is a change to the deployment date of system functionality for the Conveyance Arrival Certification Message (CACM) and associated notification...

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COS Weekly News - 22 February 2013

COS Weekly News - 15 February 2013

Port Monitors CN Service Suspension

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Port Metro Vancouver has assessed the operational and community impact of the suspension of CN rail services to container terminals Centerm, Fraser Surrey Docks and Vanterm since July 13. The Port has determined that container dwell time appears to be within acceptable operating parameters at this time. CN and the terminals have utilized speed gates and extended gates to mitigate road traffic impacts.

Port Metro Vancouver has initiated action to clarify the rail volume thresholds required for CN to resume rail service to the three affected container terminals.

Port Metro Vancouver will vigorously pursue all available options to ensure port competitiveness, service consistency, reliability and choice for Port customers, while minimizing impacts on host communities. 

Port Metro Vancouver invites commentary from commercial users expressing concerns or detailing specific impacts to operational performance since CN’s suspension of service to selected container terminals.

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