How does the Columbus office support carrier development?

We focus on building and strengthening carrier relationships across the Midwest and East. By developing consistent lanes and capacity partnerships, we help ensure customers have reliable options even during peak demand or tight markets.

What international transportation options are available near Columbus?

Columbus is home to Rickenbacker International, one of the country’s few cargo-dedicated airports, with regular global service from major freighters. Combined with FTZ #138 and nearby intermodal rail, Columbus supports both import and export freight movements seamlessly.

Can Columbus handle both regional and long-haul transportation needs?

Yes. Columbus’s interstate access makes it an efficient hub for regional moves to cities like Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh, while also providing reliable linehaul service to the East Coast and Midwest. This balance gives shippers flexibility to cover multiple service areas from a single location.

What role does technology play in transportation operations?

Legacy integrates advanced transportation management systems (TMS) that provide real-time tracking, electronic data interchange (EDI), and carrier performance monitoring. These tools help customers gain complete visibility into their freight.

Caledon

Dedicated Warehousing and Distribution in Caledon, Ontario

Located within the Greater Toronto Area, Caledon, Ontario offers direct highway and rail access to major Canadian markets and the U.S. border.

Caledon Location

12203 Airport Rd Caledon, ON L7C 2X3, Canada
919-341-0762

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Caledon: A Key Link in the Greater Toronto Logistics Corridor

Located in a relatively rural but fast-developing area, Caledon offers ample real estate for future warehouse expansion and development. But that’s not all that makes Caledon an appealing base for warehouse operations in the Greater Toronto Area. With direct connections to provincial highways and nearby CN and CP intermodal rail terminals, the area supports efficient regional and cross-border freight movement throughout Canada and into the U.S.

Caledon’s steady industrial growth, expanding labor base, and proximity to major Canadian markets make it well suited for dedicated warehousing and distribution. Supported by municipal investment and provincial incentive programs, the area offers a stable, scalable environment for long-term logistics operations.

Strategic Position

Located within the Greater Toronto Area, Caledon provides fast access to major Canadian cities and the Canada–U.S. border.

Road & Rail Connectivity

Direct links to provincial highways and nearby CN and CP intermodal yards streamline regional and cross-border freight movement.

Access to Major Markets

Reach Toronto, Mississauga, and Hamilton within hours, with same-day distribution options across Southern Ontario.

Expanding Labor Base

A fast-growing population and strong labor market support scalable warehouse staffing and retention.

Industrial Growth

Ongoing development and available land make Caledon ideal for large-scale, dedicated operations.

Business Incentives

Local and provincial programs offer tax credits and investment support for logistics and distribution growth.

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Caledon Facility at a Glance

532,000 square feet
1500+ Stores/DCs Serviced
345 Employees
Manhattan SCALE WMS
HAACP Certified (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points)
99.5% On-time Service
99.9% Inventory Accuracy
99.9% Quality Accuracy
4.82 Safety Recordable Incident Rate (RIR)

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Efficient Reach Across Southern Ontario

Caledon’s location within the Greater Toronto Area, supported by provincial highway and intermodal and rail access, makes it an ideal base for regional and cross-border distribution.

Serve major Canadian markets including Toronto, Mississauga, Hamilton, and Ottawa within one-day ground transit.
Connect to CN and CP intermodal terminals for direct containerized freight movement across North America.
Leverage proximity to the Canada–U.S. border for cross-border trade and distribution.
Source talent from the growing labor pool across Peel Region and surrounding communities.
Support retail, eCommerce, and manufacturing networks with scalable warehousing and distribution across Southern Ontario.

FAQs

What makes Caledon a strategic base for Canadian distribution?

Because of Caledon’s proximity to the Greater Toronto Area’s main logistics corridor, it offers access to provincial highways, rail, and major cities. Freight can move quickly to Toronto, Mississauga, and Hamilton, or cross the U.S. border within hours. The mix of infrastructure, workforce, and available industrial space makes it an efficient location for regional and cross-border distribution.

How does Legacy operate a dedicated warehouse differently from a multi-client facility?

Each Legacy facility is built around one customer’s operation. That means customized workflows, technology integration, and labor management. Legacy oversees staffing, WMS, and continuous improvement directly—ensuring the facility performs to the same standards as an in-house operation.

Is Caledon a good location for cross-border operations?

Yes. Caledon is less than 90 minutes from several key Canada–U.S. border crossings, including Buffalo and Detroit. With direct access to CN and CP intermodal terminals, freight moves easily between rail and road for export or domestic delivery.

How available is warehouse labor in Caledon and Peel Region?

The logistics workforce west of Toronto continues to expand as development spreads through Caledon and Peel Region. The area draws from nearby cities like Brampton and Mississauga, offering a reliable mix of experienced warehouse associates and new talent. Legacy recruits, trains, and retains locally to maintain consistent staffing and productivity year-round.

What industries typically use dedicated warehousing in Caledon?

Caledon supports a diverse mix of operations, including retail replenishment, consumer goods, industrial manufacturing, and eCommerce fulfillment. Its proximity to major population centers and carrier networks allows companies to stage products close to demand while maintaining fast outbound service across Ontario and into the U.S.