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Canada's cattle sector on guard as beef-labelling talk returns in the U.S.

May 28, 2021

In the annals of North American trade disputes, the fight over mandatory country-of-origin labelling on beef and pork probably deserves its own chapter.

When the U.S. wielded the rules early in the last decade, it cost Canadian producers dearly and was blamed for sharp declines in livestock exports south of the border.

New international shipping line sails into Port Saint John NB

May 27, 2021

The port of Saint John has a new international shipping line. The first vessel, the Liverpool Express, arrives from the Mediterranean on Thursday morning.

Court rules NEXUS cards can't be cancelled for minor rules infractions

May 26, 2021

A recent Federal Court decision could make it more difficult for Canadian government officials to cancel someone's NEXUS trusted-traveller card for a minor infraction.

American producers say Canada is denying them fair access to the Canadian market

May 26, 2021

The United States is ramping up its dispute with Canada over the sale of American dairy products north of the border — the first significant new trade squabble between the two countries of the post-NAFTA era.

Halifax breaks record after welcoming massive container ship

May 19, 2021

The largest container ship to ever call on North America's east coast has arrived in Halifax.

The Marco Polo cruised into the Port of Halifax on Monday evening, after travelling from South Asia.

The vessel has the capacity to carry more than 16,000 shipping containers and is about three and a half football fields long.

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