The CP rail line re-opened overnight however it is moving very slowly. They are still very cautious of the wildfires and continues to maintain safe operational procedures. They will continue to update us. We still expect a minimum delay of 48 – 72 hours with the containers coming into and out of Vancouver… CLICK HERE… Continue reading Customer Bulletin: CP rail line re-opened overnight.
The CP rail line recently closed due to wildfire activity overnight east of Lytton, BC. The CP team will assess the situation when it is safe to do so and provide an update.The closure of the line will cause delays with all scheduled containers on route to Vancouver. We expect a minimum delay of 72… Continue reading Customer Bulletin: More delays caused by wildfires.
All delayed and scheduled containers have arrived into Vancouver. Our teams continue to work at extra capacity to get all containers received, offloaded, processed and scheduled out for delivery… CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
Most of the delayed and scheduled containers arrived this past weekend into Vancouver. We are still waiting on a few more shipments that are slotted to be received throughout Monday. Our teams continue to work 24hrs to get all shipments received, offloaded, processed and scheduled out for delivery… CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
CP’s line have been moving well and containers have been arriving swiftly into Vancouver. Delayed containers and scheduled containers will be received throughout the weekend and processed by our Vancouver team. We have ramped up our efforts by increasing local workload capacity and dedicating resources from other Fastfrate terminals into Vancouver… CLICK HERE TO READ… Continue reading Customer Bulletin: Further improvements have been made with arrivals of delayed containers into Vancouver.
Since CP’s main rail line re-opened on July 5th, near Lytton, BC, we are pleased that more progress has been made with the arrival of the delayed containers. We will continue to receive them into Vancouver today, tomorrow and throughout the weekend.We are still expecting minimum delays of 72 – 96 hours going into or… Continue reading Customer Bulletin: Delayed containers continue to arrive into Vancouver off the rail.
Since CP’s main rail line re-opened on July 5th, near Lytton, BC, we have received our first containers from the rail last night. More containers are being made available to our team in Vancouver today and we will continue to receive more containers over the next few days… CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
The CP mainline re-opened yesterday afternoon, near Lytton, BC. Although the line is open and operational, it will be a slow start up process and congestion is expected. There will be delays at the rail terminal with containers arriving out of sequence.We are still expecting minimum delays of 72 – 96 hours going into or… Continue reading Customer Bulletin: The wildfires near Lytton, BC continues to cause major delays with the rail lines in and out of British Columbia.
Please note, the wildfires near Lytton, BC continue to affect the rails mainline into and out of Vancouver, BC.CP is expecting limited access through this area this afternoon, though significant delays continue into and out of Vancouver, BC, and Vancouver Island… CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
Please note, the wildfires near Lytton, BC have affected the rails mainline into and out of Vancouver, BC.Though the timeline to re-open is unknown, the rail is anticipating min delays of 72 to 96 hours into Vancouver and Vancouver Island… CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
