
Bob Hartin, CEO
Vancouver, BC
(head office)
1555 Brigantine Dr. Coquitlam, BC V3K 7C2
T: 604.420.1313,
toll-free: 800.661.6267
F: 604.420.6500

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Western Logistics News
Hey, Winnipeg! The “Atlantic Express” expedited service is coming soon
One of the areas that has not been well served from Winnipeg is Atlantic Canada. That’s about to change! A dazzling new expedited direct service from Winnipeg to Atlantic Canada will start up on June 1, 2010, with single-line responsibility from the shipping doors in Winnipeg to the customer warehouses in St. John’s. read PDF
March 2010: Western Logistics and Port of Halifax announce strategic development
Western Logistics has worked with strategic partners at the Port of Halifax to develop a new trans-shipment service that uses the Halifax Gateway to handle high-value and service sensitive products through the Port. This relationship is expected to produce spectacular results over the next decade, as Western Logistics prepares to provide full third-party logistics service, through a new facility in the Atlantic Gateway - Halifax Logistics Park. read PDF
February 2010: Service to Newfoundland via Oceanex starts
March 1, 2010
Western Logistics is pleased to announce a major change in its service format, effective March 1, by upgrading its specialized service to Newfoundland. read PDF
January 2010: Western Logistics
Expands its Toronto Operations
In mid-January, Western Logistics will move from its current Brampton location to a temporary facility in Mississauga, close by its future building site near Pearson International Airport (YYZ). The temporary facility is located at 7347 Kimbel Street, Unit B, Mississauga, ON L4T 3M6. Phone, FAX, and e-mail addresses remain unchanged. read PDF
September 2009: Western Logistics
changes its US Strategy
There is NO CHANGE to the cross-border services provided between US and Canada. The Company is simply shifting its focus back to its traditional strength: the daily LTL, headload, and multi-stop service between the two countries. read PDF
April 2009: Moncton terminal to
open June 1, 2009
When Western Logistics opened its Dartmouth Terminal it late 2007, some major innovations came with it: “full-map” coverage to all areas of Atlantic Canada with no hand-offs; zone rates (a company first) with no beyond charges; direct service to Newfoundland; and full service for business electronics – all with 100% company personnel and equipment. The results have been gratifying, and the Atlantic operation is experiencing very fast growth even in the soft Canadian economy. read PDF


