Transportation
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CP Rail rakes in record second quarter revenue as traffic increases
Canada’s second-largest railroad operator reports six of its nine lines of business grew by double digits
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$1.5B in frigate repair contracts split among yards in three provinces
The Davie shipyard in Quebec, Seaspan Victoria Shipyards in British Columbia, and Irving Shipyards in Nova Scotia have the frigate contracts in the bag
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FortisBC eyes expansions after inking deal to send LNG by container to China
The utility company serves the local marine and transportation markets as well as the smaller-scale export outfits
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U.S. tug firm to be sentenced for 2016 spill in B.C. First Nation’s territory
A Texas-based company has pleaded guilty to three of nine counts while a civil case for damages filed by the Heiltsuk Nation is ongoing
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High speed rail link would run from Vancouver to Seattle in under 1 hour: study
The Washington State Department of Transportation has released a 400-page business case for the transportation link
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Boeing jet trouble leads to cuts at Europe’s busiest airline
Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary said the airline will close some of its bases due to delivery delays of the Boeing 737 Max plane
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Putting together an “efficiency gains” proposal
With a few calculated moves, the maintenance function could be the bedrock for big payoffs in sustaining productive capacity. Here’s how to build your maintenance business case
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VW, Ford broaden alliance to autonomous, electric vehicles
The two automakers will become equal owners of Argo AI, a robocar firm. Ford will now be able to use VW’s modular electric vehicle underpinnings
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Federal Liberals, Ontario Tories point fingers over looming Bombardier layoffs
Amidst bureaucratic jabs, Bombardier has said the layoffs stem from “the cyclical nature of our business” and Buy American measures
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Toyota shifts gears, plans to build new SUV at Alabama plant
The new US$1.6 billion Alabama plant will build the Corolla compact car and employ up to 4,000 workers
