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Freight Claims and You
Freight claims are designed with the intention for the carrier to make up for a mishap in such a way that their position is as good as it would have been if the carrier had completed their tasks according to the bill of lading. Damage…
Read MoreHow Technology Moves Your Freight Faster
In today’s modern world, technology is ubiquitous. It is a way for us to connect, stay safe, and streamline our very busy lives. In fact, the vast majority of adults and even most of our kids are running around with supercomputers in their pockets. Likewise,…
Read MoreStrengthening Alberta’s Economic Relaunch Through Logistics
When the pandemic first swept through the country back in March, only businesses considered essential were allowed to continue operating. The movement of apparel, fashion, electronics, and more all but completely ground to a halt. With the supply chain interrupted, many local Albertan businesses had…
Read More4 Tips to Choosing the Right Carrier
According to the Conference Board of Canada, the demand for carriers is significantly higher than the available supply. For business owners and shippers, this means that securing a competent and compatible carrier is more important now than ever before. If you’re in the market for…
Read MoreCargo Insurance
Your property is valuable to you. As it travels across towns, provinces, or even the border, the risks increase. Cargo insurance is a way to protect your goods, as well as maintain positive working relations with your logistics provider and your clients. There are different…
Read MoreWhat Does it Mean to Be a Customs Bonded Carrier?
You’ve probably heard the term “bonded” in a lot of different contexts through a plethora of industries. If you’re getting toilets installed in your home, you likely know you want a plumber who is bonded. When it comes to the freight industry, the term may…
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