BBE

08/26/2026

TRADE POLICY SHOULDN’T REQUIRE THREE COFFEES BEFORE 9 A.M.
Ship now?
Wait?
Does the tariff apply?
Is there an exemption?
Should we change the routing?
What documentation do we need?
And will the answer be the same next week?

Cross-border trade is complicated enough without making decisions based on headlines and assumptions.

Before you delay a shipment, change a supplier or build an unexpected cost into your budget, get someone to look at the actual goods, origin, destination and timing.

Sometimes the most valuable thing a broker can give you isn't a rate, it's just clarity.

Get advice in less time than it takes to fill your coffee. Reach out to our BBE’s International & Customs team today.
👉 https://www.bbe.ca/services/customs-brokerage/
👉https://www.bbe.ca/services/international-freight-forwarding/

08/20/2026

📣 Scholarship and mentorship opportunity for Indigenous students

We’re helping spread the word about Agnico Eagle’s Generations Rising Indigenous Scholarship & Mentorship Program.

The program supports eligible Indigenous students pursuing post-secondary education through financial assistance and access to mentorship from professionals across Agnico Eagle.

It’s a valuable opportunity for students looking to continue their education, build connections, and receive guidance as they work toward their future career goals.

Learn more about eligibility and how to apply:
https://www.ympscholarships.com/agnico-eagle-scholarships/

Please share this post with students, families, schools, and community members who may be interested.

08/13/2026

Infrastructure in the North is about more than concrete, asphalt and runways. It’s about creating capacity and opportunity in the communities that call the North home.

The recently announced investment of up to $49.5 million in the Inuvik (Mike Zubko) Airport is an important step forward for the Western Arctic, strengthening a critical transportation hub and improving the movement of people, essential goods and cargo throughout the region.

For BBE, this one hits close to home. Quite literally as in addition to local warehousing, we’re on the ground in Inuvik at the airport where we offer ground handling services for aircraft.

Through IBX Inuvialuit BBE Expediting Ltd., our partnership with the Inuvialuit Development Corporation, we’ve built a model based on something we believe strongly in:

• Northern work should create Northern opportunity.
• That means hiring locally.
• Building local capability.
• Working alongside people who understand the region.
• And ensuring that investment in Arctic infrastructure creates meaningful economic participation for the communities it serves.

As investment in Inuvik and Canada’s Arctic continues to grow, BBE and our Indigenous partners are proud to be part of building the logistics capacity behind it.

Local knowledge. Local employment. Northern capability.
That’s how we build a stronger supply chain and a stronger North.

👉 Read the CBC story:

Federal ministers announced up to $49.5 million in federal funding to modernize the Mike Zubko Airport in Inuvik on Monday. The money will go toward giving the existing cracked runway a consistent paved surface and toward replacing the access road with asphalt.

08/06/2026

Global Reach. Northern Roots. And now, a new place to stay at the end of the road.

BBE is proud to celebrate the official opening of the Saliqmiut Hotel in Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories, marking the community's first boutique hotel experience.

🛏️ Located at 274 Inuvialuit Lane on the Arctic Ocean, Saliqmiut offers 17 single rooms and 2 two-bedroom suites with local art throughout the property. For a community once reached only by air or ice road, having a purpose-built place to stay changes what is possible, for industry crews, researchers, government visitors, and travellers exploring the Inuvialuit region.

BBE is proud to support the Saliqmiut Project Team in Tuktoyaktuk and Inuvialuit Regional Corporation with logistics and procurement, through our partnership with Inuvialuit Development Corporation (IDC). Projects like Saliqmiut reflect what long-term investment in the North looks like: infrastructure that serves the community first and the region beyond it.

Congratulations to everyone who brought Saliqmiut to life!

🔗 Learn more about IDC's portfolio of Inuvialuit-owned businesses: https://irc.inuvialuit.com/business/
🔗 IBX (Inuvialuit BBE Expediting Ltd.) is listed on the Inuvialuit Business List: https://irc.inuvialuit.com/business/inuvialuit-business-list/
🔗 Book a stay at Saliqmiut: https://www.saliqmiut.com/

07/30/2026

What happens when two pharmaceutical shipments follow the same temperature requirement but use different transport solutions?

We compared a standard re**er with BBE’s temperature-controlled unit over a 3-day transit (15–25°C requirement).

💡 Key takeaway:
The standard re**er dropped below freezing, while the BBE unit stayed fully in range throughout.

For pharma logistics, that difference directly impacts product integrity, GDP compliance, and patient safety.

See the full results: https://www.bbe.ca/blog/pharma-cold-chain-test-standard-re**er-vs-temperature-controlled-unit/

Ready to protect your next shipment? Talk to BBE Pharma Logistics Team about how our temperature-controlled units keep your product in range, every mile of

07/09/2026

Logistics in Nunavut begin with respect for the land, the distance, and above all, the people who call it home.

On Nunavut Day, BBE celebrates the knowledge, leadership, and determination of Nunavummiut who continue to shape the territory’s future.

🎆 Happy Nunavut Day!

07/07/2026

Well said. We are proud to work alongside Cypher Environmental Ltd to support practical, resilient solutions that help northern communities grow and thrive.

As a distributor of their DUST/BLOKR®, we can help improve road performance and reduce dust in rural and northern environments.
🔗 Learn More: https://www.bbe.ca/services/authorized-distribution/

Northern Infrastructure Is About More Than Transportation

When discussions turn to northern infrastructure, the conversation often focuses on roads, airstrips, or construction projects.

But those assets are really about something much bigger.

They're about access.

Access to healthcare.

Access to education.

Access to economic opportunity.

Access to family, community, and essential services.

One of the things we appreciate most about working in northern and remote regions is seeing firsthand how infrastructure connects people to possibilities. This is why we're proud to partner with BBE to help remote communities flourish.

The technical challenges are significant. The impact of getting it right is even greater.

06/11/2026

BBE is proud to represent the Arctic Defence Logistics Platform next week in Inuvik with our Indigenous partner, IBX (Inuvialuit Regional Corporation).

The 2026 Arctic Development Expo will focus on “Arctic Security – A Shared Responsibility,” with discussions spanning northern leadership, Indigenous leadership, defence operations, military infrastructure, cyber preparedness, drones, satellite sites, skills development, and economic development for Arctic security.

BBE’s role is to help connect strategy to ex*****on. Working with IBX, we are focused on supporting an Arctic logistics model that strengthens readiness while creating meaningful participation for Indigenous and northern communities.

✉️ Attending? Set up a time to connect with our team - [email protected].

05/29/2026

Thank you to the Det'on Cho Group of Companies team for the opportunity to collaborate at and help introduce the Arctic Defence Logistics Platform.

Canada’s North requires trusted partnerships, local knowledge, operational experience, and coordinated logistics capability. Through ADLP, we’re proud to support a model that brings together Indigenous leadership, northern expertise, and practical logistics solutions to help organizations operate effectively in Arctic environments.

We appreciate the teamwork between our two companies and look forward to continuing to build capability, opportunity, and long-term readiness across the North together.

05/27/2026

BBE had the pleasure of supporting AdaptAbilities at their annual fundraiser this morning! BBE's financial support helps the organization provide essential, goal-directed respite care, life skills training, and inclusive social programs for families and participants. The Founder of Adaptabilities, Michelle Hordal, made a statement that they are not a 'not for profit' program, but they are a 'for impact program' which really hits home to us.

Adaptabilities offers various services, including center-based group programs, in-home services, and summer camps for kids and adults living with visible and invisible disabilities. Learn more https://adaptabilities.ca/