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ABOUT US
FMA is a strong voice with the government on policy, legislation and regulation and is a leader in providing current information about freight transportation to media and other stakeholders. The Association also provides networking opportunities and information dissemination to help Canadian businesses remain competitive in the industry.
TESTIMONIALS
“The FMA is one voice representing the shippers’ challenges and opportunities in air, rail, marine, and road.”
“FMA provided the most comprehensive coverage on the CP labour situation. Its newsletters and communications are at the top of our industry in Canada.”
“FMA is of value to organizations that do not have a regulatory group to follow the tariff manoeuvres implemented by the railways.”
“FMA provides unprecedented focus and value that we require as an organization…addressing the many modal challenges facing us today.”
“A facilitator between shippers and the OTA/CTA.”
“FMA has provided great value to us as an organization – focusing their efforts and addressing the concerns shippers are challenged within an ever-changing and complex regulatory environment.”
“Networking opportunities outside of your existing industry.”
“The FMA is one voice representing the shippers’ challenges and opportunities in air, rail, marine, and road.”
“FMA is able to monitor the ongoing constant railway lobby in Ottawa. In our case, this is why we joined and also to support the organization.”
“FMA provides updates on key legislative and regulatory changes that impact shippers in all modes of transportation.”
“FMA is a “voice at the table” for legislative issues between shippers and carriers, both domestically and internationally.”
“The value in joining FMA has surpassed many other associations… providing significant benefit and value in areas that are affecting shippers today.”
WHAT’S NEW
ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY LABOUR UPDATE # 6, OCTOBER 22 – ON STRIKE
Both SLSMC and Unifor have announced that, despite negotiations continuing to the deadline, no agreement on wages as been reached and the strike commenced at 0001 hours this morning. A [...]
Atlantic Maritime trade transitioning to ‘new normal’
Maritime MagazineBrent FrederickWeak global economies and geopolitical instability. Pressure on household budgets, translating into softened consumer spending. Well-stocked warehouses [...]
PORT OF MONTREAL LABOUR AGREEMENTS EXPIRING DECEMBER 31, 2023
The Montréal longshoremen’s and checker’s current collective agreements expire on December 31st.Information on the Port of Montreal Longshore Workers agreement was included in the FMA [...]
