Chamber of Shipping of British Columbia

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Save Our Seafarers

British Columbia’s ports are the shortest marine links to the surging economies of the Asia-Pacific.

Port-related activities generate $10.5 billion in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), $22 billion in economic output and $6.1 billion in wages.

The Chamber of Shipping (COS) represents the interests of the commercial ship owners, operators and agents in British Columbia.

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TC Implements Vessel Inspection Fees

On May 30, 2012, Transport Canada Marine Safety is launching a national process which will apply and calculate the fees for vessel inspection and services set out in the Board of Steamship Inspection Scale...

COS Weekly News - 4 May 2012

COS News – Week ending 04 May 2012 Issue No. 207 PORT METRO VANCOUVER RECOGNIZED WITH GREEN 30 AWARD Port Metro Vancouver has been recognized as one of Aon Hewitt’s Green 30, the top 30 Canadian...

COS Weekly News - 27 April 2012

COS News – Week ending 27 April 2012 Issue No. 206 STRIKE MANDATE GIVEN TO TCRC The general committees of the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC) representing 5,000 conductors,...

COS Weekly News - 20 April 2012

COS News – Week ending 20 April 2012 Issue No. 205 THE 2012 CRUISE SEASON IS UNDERWAY This year’s cruise ship season started with the arrival of the Crystal Serenity at Canada Place on Monday,...

COS Weekly News - 13 April 2012

COS News – Week ending 13 April 2012 Issue No. 204 PORT OF PRINCE RUPERT RELEASES ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY In a news release earlier this week the Port of Prince Rupert announced that the...