Chamber of Shipping

The Chamber of Shipping is proud to sponsor the Port Community Zone on Canada Day @CanadaPlace. Join us to discover how Canadian grain makes its journey from prairies to global markets. #CanadaDay #VancouverEvents #shippingmatters #CanadaTogether ow.ly/m5Ju50W94vv

The Chamber of Shipping is proud to sponsor the Port Community Zone on Canada Day @CanadaPlace. Join us to discover how Canadian grain makes its journey from prairies to global markets. #CanadaDay #VancouverEvents #shippingmatters #CanadaTogether ow.ly/m5Ju50W94vv

Sunday, May 18 is International Day for Women in Maritime. Thank you to all the women who work passionately and support each other in the industry. ow.ly/caJH50VU275 #WomeninMaritimeDay #WISTA #SeaLight #shippingmatters

The Chamber of Shipping congratulates @cafreeland on continuing to be the Minister of Transport and Internal Trade. We look forward to working collaboratively to build a strong, sustainable, diversified marine economy. #shippingmatters #marineindustry #marineshipping

The 2025 cruise ship season has started. An expected 1.2 million passenger visits and more than 300 ship calls are expected at the Canada Place cruise terminal between late April and to late September. #tourismbc #shippingmatters #marineindustry #cruiseship #CLIA

Have you signed up yet? Only 3 days to go before the Plimsoll's annual golf tournament kicks off! The tournament is held on Thursday, May 8 at the Surrey Golf Club. You can sign up here - ow.ly/6pUI50VN7Ao #marineindustry #golftournament

The Chamber of Shipping encourages everyone in the marine transportation industry to vote today. It's an important federal election for all Canadians but also for our members across BC. Not sure where to vote? Check out Elections Canada's website. elections.ca/home.aspx

We've learned that another new baby SRKW calf, J63 was spotted. Once again our members will be voluntarily slowing down their vessels between June and October in 2025.💙 Photo courtesy of the Center For Whale Research. #shippingmatters #marineconservation #marineindustry

The Chamber of Shipping is excited to see that SRKW J62 is thriving! Through the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s ECHO Program, our members proudly support the voluntary vessel speed reduction initiative. Photo credit: Center for Whale Research #shippingmatters #marineindustry

Join us on Sept. 9th to learn more about shipping and how important it is to the Canadian economy. Details at: shippingmatters.ca/bos2024

'Sea change': All-women tugboat crew makes historic Christmas run up B.C. coast #Echobox=1703897796" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">vancouversun.com/news/all-women…

Congratulations to @COSBCTweets for celebrating their 100th anniversary! We recently had a successful meeting with their team to discuss sustainable shipping on the West Coast & shipowner responsibility following an #oilspill. #shipping #MaritimeTransport #100YearsofShipping

Our success lies in the support of our membership and active engagement. For 100 years, we've played an essential role in the evolution of the shipping industry in Western Canada. WATCH this video highlighting our achievements. ow.ly/UScp50PSEG7

What a week! We turned 100. Thanks to everyone who attended our centennial events to honour the Chamber’s contributions to 100 years of shipping. 🎉🥂💯

Shipping is vital to the global economy. A critical part of the supply chain, it enables the movements of products, passengers and resources essential to economic growth. Today, we reaffirm our commitment to marine and shipping safety and protecting the ocean. #ShippingMatters

Check out this picture of the first deep-sea containership visiting Vancouver in 1969. #100YearsofShipping #shippingmatters 📸 courtesy of Vancouver.

REGISTER NOW for Shipping360, a 1.5-day conference bringing experts to Vancouver to share insights on the global trade outlook, supply chain resiliency, decarbonization and future fuels, environmental sustainability and digitalization. Don’t miss out. ow.ly/UWwP50PJ1fG

This month, we turn 100! Check out this pic of our first office on W. Hastings St., home of the Merchants' Exchange, which established a shipping division in 1923. Learn more by attending our centennial events: ow.ly/so3f50PH4Co #100YearsofShipping #ShippingMatters

The workers and businesses that depend on our ports deserve long-term solutions. They deserve answers. My statement on bringing stability and certainty to our ports: