Quebec International Student Faces Deportation Over Onepoint Shortfall

Quebec International Student Faces Deportation Over Onepoint Shortfall

Mónica Colín Silva, after four years of study in Quebec, faces deportation due to a failed French language test, resulting in work permit refusal. Her master's degree seems insufficient to secure her stay. Frequent policy changes, economic pressures, and an uncertain future make international student life challenging. This article highlights the difficulties faced by international students and provides advice for those in similar situations, emphasizing the need for greater awareness and support for this vulnerable group navigating complex immigration systems and fluctuating policies.

02/11/2026 Customs Knowledge
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DHL Expands Southern California Facility with 7M Ecommerce Investment

DHL Expands Southern California Facility with 7M Ecommerce Investment

DHL is expanding its service center in the Inland Empire, California, with a $7 million investment to address international trade and e-commerce growth. The expanded facility increases cargo handling capacity and adds new employees. This move is part of DHL's strategic plan to capitalize on e-commerce opportunities, optimize the supply chain, enhance customer service, and strengthen its market position, adapting to future trends. The Inland Empire, as a logistics hub, will benefit from this expansion, promoting local economic development.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Intermodal Gains Offset Coal Decline

US Rail Freight Intermodal Gains Offset Coal Decline

Recent data from the Association of American Railroads (AAR) reveals a mixed picture for the U.S. rail freight market. Container shipments have seen significant growth, reflecting resilient consumer demand, while traditional freight volumes are declining, highlighting the challenges of the energy transition. The Baltimore bridge collapse has created a short-term impact. The rail industry needs to innovate and collaborate to address these challenges and seize opportunities. The container volume increase suggests continued strength in the supply chain, despite broader economic uncertainties.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Volumes Rise in Midseptember

US Rail Freight Volumes Rise in Midseptember

According to the Association of American Railroads, U.S. rail carload and intermodal traffic both increased year-over-year in mid-September. Automobiles and petrochemicals performed strongly, while coal and grain faced challenges. Year-to-date figures present a mixed picture. The future market outlook depends on multiple factors, including the macroeconomy, energy transition, and supply chains. Overall, the rail freight sector shows signs of recovery in some areas, but continued growth is contingent on broader economic trends and specific commodity demands.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Declines in August As Auto Shipments Rise

US Rail Freight Declines in August As Auto Shipments Rise

US rail freight volume declined year-over-year in August 2023, with automotive growth being a bright spot. However, grain and coal shipments experienced significant drops. Intermodal volumes also remained sluggish. Experts attribute this primarily to a weak industrial economy. Year-to-date figures present a mixed picture, with rail freight volume remaining relatively flat and intermodal volume declining significantly. The rail industry faces economic uncertainty and competitive pressures in the future, but also opportunities from infrastructure investment and sustainable development initiatives.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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Freight Rail Market Faces Opportunities and Challenges AAR

Freight Rail Market Faces Opportunities and Challenges AAR

Association of American Railroads President and CEO Ian Jefferies discusses key issues including freight rail and intermodal volumes, rail safety initiatives, and service quality. He emphasizes the industry's proactive pursuit of innovative solutions to enhance safety, optimize operations, and address opportunities and challenges. The goal is to provide customers with superior service and contribute to economic growth. The interview highlights the ongoing efforts to improve efficiency and reliability within the freight rail sector while maintaining a strong focus on safety.

02/11/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Rail Freight Declines in May Coal Shipments Drop Sharply

US Rail Freight Declines in May Coal Shipments Drop Sharply

Data from the Association of American Railroads indicates a decline in both carload and intermodal traffic for U.S. railroads in late May. Carload traffic decreased by 10.6% year-over-year, while intermodal traffic fell by 6.5%. Coal and petroleum products experienced significant drops, while miscellaneous carloads, nonmetallic minerals, and motor vehicles & parts saw increases. Year-to-date, both cumulative carload and intermodal volumes are below last year's levels, reflecting the impact of factors such as energy transition, economic fluctuations, and supply chain challenges.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Sees Carload Gains but Container Slump

US Rail Freight Sees Carload Gains but Container Slump

Data from the Association of American Railroads reveals a mixed picture for US rail freight: carload traffic is up, but container traffic is down. Analysis suggests port congestion and truck driver shortages are hindering container transport, potentially exacerbating inflation and impacting corporate profits and economic growth. The fragility of the global supply chain warrants attention. The decline in container volume despite overall rail freight growth highlights specific bottlenecks and challenges within the logistics network, impacting the efficient movement of goods.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Gains in Carloads Loses in Intermodal

US Rail Freight Gains in Carloads Loses in Intermodal

According to the Association of American Railroads, U.S. rail carload traffic increased by 2.8% year-over-year for the week ending March 5th, driven primarily by chemicals, minerals, and coal. However, intermodal traffic decreased by 5.8% year-over-year, potentially indicating weak consumer demand. Year-to-date figures show a similar trend. Overall, North American rail freight is facing pressure. Rail freight data reflects the economic pulse, and investors can pay attention to rail operators, equipment suppliers, logistics service providers, and related industries.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Growth in Select Sectors Despite Overall Drop

US Rail Freight Growth in Select Sectors Despite Overall Drop

According to the Association of American Railroads, U.S. rail freight traffic showed mixed results for the week ending March 19: carloads increased by 1.1% year-over-year, while intermodal units decreased by 5.7%. Coal and chemical shipments increased, while grain and petroleum shipments declined. In the first 11 weeks of 2022, total U.S. rail carloads increased by 3% year-over-year, while intermodal units decreased by 7.1%. North American rail freight faces similar challenges. It's crucial to monitor economic signals and seize opportunities.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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