CN Supports Over 300 Customer Projects Across North America
CANADA–USA: CN is supporting more than 300 customer development projects across its North American network while advancing CA$2.8 billion in 2026 capital work to expand rail capacity.
CANADA–USA: CN is supporting more than 300 customer development projects across its North American network while advancing CA$2.8 billion in 2026 capital work to expand rail capacity.
USA: MSC’s Empire Service made its first Port Everglades call on July 17, restoring direct Asia access to the Florida gateway and adding a rail-connected Florida stop to the revised rotation.
USA: Savannah rail cargo exceeded 500,000 containers for a third consecutive fiscal year, while the Georgia port’s June container volume rose 18% year over year to 483,684 TEUs.
Canada has referred the Port of Vancouver Gateway Strategy to the Major Projects Office, advancing a four-part program centered on a proposed 50% increase in container-handling capacity.
The Port of Long Beach environmental award recognizes decades of work combining cargo growth, cleaner technology and more sustainable freight operations across the Southern California region.
Port of Long Beach cargo rose 10.6% year over year in June, lifting first-half throughput above the record-setting pace established during 2025 at California’s major trade gateway.
The Port of Los Angeles MOU with Yantian International Container Terminals and Shenzhen Port Group formalizes a sister-port partnership among the three organizations in Shenzhen, China.
U.S. port import volumes are projected to reach a monthly record in July before declining from August, as retailers bring goods into the country ahead of possible tariff increases.
Construction of Cargo Terminal 1 has started at the Don Young Port of Alaska, advancing another part of the port’s $2.8 billion Port Modernization Program.
The Trieste–Cervignano rail shuttle has started operating, linking HHLA PLT Italy’s terminal at the Port of Trieste with the Cervignano intermodal terminal.
Zero-emission equipment will be purchased and deployed at the Port of Long Beach under a $58.2 million approval covering cargo equipment, cleaner harbor craft and a zero-emission locomotive.
Hudson Bay Railway mineral exports are gaining a wider role as the Arctic Gateway Group expands concentrate shipments from northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba.