The Impact of Automation and AI on Logistics British Columbia’s supply chain is undergoing a major transformation. Automation and AI are reshaping the movement of goods from port to consumer. Technologies like predictive analytics anticipate demand spikes. Robotics handle warehouse tasks. These innovations aim to reduce costs and increase efficiency. However, even with automation, human oversight and skilled labor remain essential. Systems may optimize routes or schedule deli

The Evolving Landscape of Logistics British Columbia’s supply chain and logistics sector is undergoing a significant transformation. New technologies, process improvements, and automation have streamlined many operations. However, the core pressure remains the same: delivering goods on time, reliably, and at scale. From large urban distribution hubs in the Lower Mainland to regional freight corridors in the Interior and Northern BC, the need for dependable, experienced worker

Unionized port workers in British Columbia have voted overwhelmingly in favour of authorizing a strike. The International Longshore and...

On June 1, the province’s lowest-paid workers will get an hourly wage boost of just over $1 — rising from $15.65 to $16.75. According to...