Strak Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn YouTube Left Right Download Link
World Port Sustainability Program logo
  • About the program
  • Submit your project
  • Areas of Interest
    • Digitalization
    • Infrastructure
    • Health Safety and Security
    • Environmental care
    • Community building
    • Climate and Energy
  • Project Database
  • Port Endeavor
  • Sustainability Awards
  • Platform
  • News
POWERED BY IAPH
  • Areas of Interest
  • Project Database
  • Port Endeavor
  • Sustainability Awards
  • Platform
  • News

Location: Canada

Port of Halifax – Africville Seasides Marine Container Examination Facility

The Africville Seasides Marine Container Examination Facility (MCEF) represents a transformative approach to port infrastructure by prioritizing sustainability, enhanced security, and meaningful community engagement. Developed by the Halifax Port Authority (HPA), in collaboration with the Canada…

05/07/2026
Read more

Port of Halifax – Green Shipping Corridor Technology Program

The Green Shipping Corridor Technology Program aims to accelerate supply chain decarbonization by helping to remove barriers to the adoption of alternative energy solutions along the Halifax–Hamburg shipping corridor. In support of the MOU between the…

29/06/2026
Read more

Ports of Corner Brook, Halifax, Saint John and Summerside – Atlantic Canada Ports Biodiversity Initiative

The Atlantic Canada Ports Biodiversity Initiative is a novel, multi-port collaboration that advances how ports understand and monitor marine biodiversity at a regional scale. The project was initiated to address a critical gap: ports in Atlantic…

28/06/2026
Read more

Port of Halifax – Marine Domain Awareness Project

The Domain Awareness Project is a forward-thinking, collaborative effort to leverage a new digital twin technology that enhances safety measures and operational efficiency at the Port of Halifax (HPA). The OneHarbour platform utilized in the Project…

16/06/2025
Read more

Ports of Corner Brook, Halifax, Saint John and Summerside – Atlantic Ports Baseline Biodiversity Initiative

The Atlantic Ports Baseline Biodiversity Initiative is an innovative project aimed at enhancing biodiversity monitoring across four Atlantic Canadian ports: Halifax, Saint John, Summerside, and Corner Brook. The project is designed to evaluate the efficacy of…

15/06/2025
Read more

Montreal Port Authority – Embracing AI-powered Collaborative Intelligence to Facilitate JIT Arrivals

Decarbonization and optimization of a trade route is a problem that no one party can solve. To make real progress, a sector that is notoriously siloed needs to work collaboratively and take full advantage of the…

09/06/2025
Read more

Vancouver Fraser Port Authority – Active Vessel Traffic Management Program

The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, the federal agency overseeing the lands and waters that make up the Port of Vancouver—Canada’s largest port—is delivering the Active Vessel Traffic Management (AVTM) Program: a ground-breaking digital initiative that optimizes…

06/06/2025
Read more

Vancouver Fraser Port Authority – Canada Together

Every year on July 1, The Port of Vancouver is proud to present Canada Together. 2025 marks the 39th annual July 1st event at Canada Place, which has historically been the largest Canada Day celebration outside…

Read more

Port of Halifax – Terminal Safety Through AI

The Halifax Port Authority (HPA) strives to operate a safe, secure sustainable port for all in the port community. Deconflicting pedestrian, vehicular and rail traffic at the Port of Halifax lowers the risk of safety-related incidents…

02/07/2024
Read more

Posts pagination

1 2 … 4 Next page

About WPSP

  • About the program
  • Platform
  • News
  • Stories
  • Search

Projects

  • Project Database
  • The IAPH Sustainability Awards
  • Port Endeavor
  • Submit a project

Area of interests

  • Digitalization
  • Infrastructure
  • Health Safety and Security
  • Environmental care
  • Community building
  • Climate and Energy
IAPH
World Port Sustainability Program
Ports & Harbors
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
© 2026 World Port Sustainability Program
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • Facebook