Inside Logistics

Inside Logistics, previously known as MM&D, is Canada's leading magazine focused on supply chain management. Its mission is to provide valuable insights and knowledge to help readers perform their jobs more efficiently and at a lower cost. Our content takes a practical approach to the transportation, distribution, storage, and management of materials, products, and relevant information.

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Xanadu opens $10M photonic packaging facility in Toronto

2 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

Quantum computing company Xanadu has opened a $10-million advanced photonic packaging facility in Toronto, marking a significant step forward in Canada’s domestic quantum technology manufacturing capacity. Billed as the country’s only end-to-end, ultra-low loss photonic packaging facility, the site enables secure, high-performance production of quantum components essential to developing fault-tolerant quantum computers.
Mitsubishi Fuso and Hino to merge under new holding company by 2026

2 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

Daimler Truck AG, Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation, Hino Motors Ltd., and Toyota Motor Corporation have finalized definitive agreements to integrate Mitsubishi Fuso and Hino under a newly formed holding company. The integration, set to be completed by April 2026, will see Mitsubishi Fuso and Hino operate on equal footing, collaborating on commercial vehicle development, procurement and production.
Unifor, DHL Express Canada reach tentative deal after lockout

2 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

Unifor says it has reached a tentative agreement with DHL Express Canada, ending more than two weeks of lockouts and picket lines involving more than 2,100 workers across the country. The union says details of the deal will remain confidential until a ratification meeting is held in the coming days. The affected workers include truck drivers, couriers, warehouse and clerical staff, represented by Unifor locals in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia.
Amazon expands faster delivery options to Calgary and Edmonton

3 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

Amazon has extended its faster Same-Day and Overnight Delivery services to Prime members in Calgary, Edmonton and nearby communities, following successful launches in the Greater Toronto Area, Southwestern Ontario and Metro Vancouver last summer. The expanded service offers quicker delivery on millions of items across more than 35 categories, with free delivery on orders over $25 for Prime members and lower fees for smaller orders. Non-Prime customers pay a flat rate of $11.99 per order.
CGI report finds digital transformation accelerating despite legacy, talent barriers

3 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

Canadian IT and business consulting firm CGI says global organizations are accelerating digital transformation amid economic uncertainty, but legacy systems and talent shortages remain major obstacles.
Montreal Port sees mixed mid-year results amid economic uncertainty

3 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

The Montreal Port Authority (MPA) is reporting a modest drop in total cargo volumes for the first half of 2025, but strong growth in container traffic and grain shipments are helping offset the downturn. Speaking at the Canadian Club of Montreal, Julie Gascon, president and CEO of the MPA, announced a 2.16 per cent decrease in total volumes compared to the same period in 2024. However, she emphasized signs of resilience and market diversification.
Union disputes DHL’s claims amid ongoing labour disruption

4 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

The union representing DHL Express Canada workers is pushing back against the company’s narrative that the current labour disruption is a “union shutdown,” asserting instead that the company initiated the lockout. “This situation began with a company-initiated lockout. Management made the decision to lock out workers and shut down operations,” Unifor said in a statement.
FedEx founder Fred Smith dead at 80

4 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

Frederick W. Smith, founder and executive chairman of FedEx Corporation, died of natural causes on June 21 in Memphis, Tenn., at the age of 80. Smith, who launched Federal Express in 1973 with a fleet of 14 jets, revolutionized the shipping industry with his vision of overnight air delivery — an idea he conceived as a student at Yale College. “Frederick W. Smith pioneered express delivery and connected the world, shaping global commerce as we know it,” said FedEx president and CEO Raj Subramaniam.
PECO Pallet receives inaugural CITT sustainability award

4 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

PECO Pallet has been awarded the inaugural Corporate Award for Environmental Sustainability by the Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation (CITT) in recognition of its leadership in advancing sustainable logistics and supply chain practices. The honour, presented in the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) category, highlights PECO’s companywide efforts to reduce environmental impact, support circular supply chains, and promote sustainability in pallet pooling operations.
Who’s on the move: June 23, 2025

5 days ago | insidelogistics.ca | Derek Clouthier

Halifax Port AuthorityThe Halifax Port Authority announced that two new leaders are joining the executive team. After a national search, Leanne Dixon, CPHR, joins as vice-president, talent and communications and Heidi Schedler, KC, joins as general counsel and corporate secretary. Dixon brings to the port an extensive people-focused career from senior roles with the New Brunswick government, Emera, the IWK Health Centre and most recently, Nova Scotia Power.