Tag: Prince Rupert Port Authority

The Federal Authorities have determined, that the Ridley Island Export Logistics Project is not likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects. This concludes the Federal environmental review process, which is a prerequisite for the Federal Authorities to consider the required authorizations for the project to proceed.

Western Canada's marine and waterfront industry is asking the Federal and Provincial Governments to boost efforts to de-escalate the tensions and remove blockades which are impacting the industry and the movement of goods through Canada's supply chain.

Canada's second-largest container terminal is now re-opened, after it has been temporarily closed since Sunday, 3 September, due to an unidentified "incident", according to Port of Prince Rupert authorities.

The Port of Prince Rupert has announced it has signed an agreement with SSA Marine and Western Stevedoring to explore the viability of a breakbulk and bulk import/export terminal located on Kaien Island at the Port of Prince Rupert.

Port of Prince Rupert's Fairview Container Terminal, announced its decision to proceed with expansion

The Prince Rupert Harbour Debris Society announced the successful completion of its extensive harbour cleanup

The bulk carrier Amakusa Island, which has been at anchor since it was re-floated following a grounding on Monday

The bulk carrier Amakusa Island, which ran aground in Prince Rupert's outer harbour was refloated early in the morning on July 15th, with the rising tide

The Prince Rupert Port Authority launched its Green Wave environmental stewardship program this month to further reward shippers for their commitment to sustainable practices.

The Prince Rupert Port Authority launched an environmental stewardship program this month to reward shippers for their commitment to sustainable practices.