Neptune Terminals ships Canadian potash and steel–making coal to markets around the world, according to its website. It employs approximately 300 people a day, with plans to increase that to 400.

Neptune terminals has revealed numerous investigations are underway after one its workers died in a fall at its North Vancouver bulk shipping site. In a statement to media, Neptune Terminals said the ...

Neptune Terminals is looking to install $6 million worth of infrastructure aimed at keeping more of its coal dust on site. The plan is for a series of new spray poles that create a “water ...

North Vancouver’s Neptune Terminals is facing a $250,000 fine after pleading guilty in the death of a worker. Donald Jantz, 53, was cleaning the coal terminal’s stacker reclaimer on Oct. 22 ...

For decades, Neptune Bulk Terminals has been a workaday fixture on Vancouver's North Shore, the last stop for commodities such as coal and potash before they are loaded onto tankers destined for ...

CN and Teck on Wednesday announced a long-term rail agreement, which would result in significantly increased shipping volumes of steelmaking coal from the Kamloops operations, to Neptune Terminal.

Port Metro Vancouver (PMV) has approved coal-handling upgrades at Neptune Terminals – one of two controversial local proposals to up coal-handling capacity in the Metro Vancouver area. In ...

Neptune Terminals upgrade will increase handling to 18.5 million tonnes per year. Port okays controversial coal expansion - MINING.COM Copper $ 4.745 / lb 0.00% ...

Anyone looking out on the Port of Vancouver in the last week might have noticed an unusual ship docked at North Vancouver’s Neptune Terminals, loading up on steelmaking coal.

Coal is on the move at North Vancouver’s Neptune Terminals in a file photo. Teck Resources, Canada’s biggest coal exporter, will likely divert its cargo to Neptune as a part owner of the facility.