QSA's Week in Freight & Ports (#6, 2025)
BC ports get $35.5M for emissions reduction; Canada invests $33.1M in BC & Alberta supply chains; $5M to expand North Vancouver rail storage.
Start Date: 2025-02-08
End Date: 2025-02-14
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Government of Canada Invests $35.5 Million in BC Ports for Emission Reductions
Transport Canada has announced a $35.5 million investment for three projects in British Columbia under the Green Shipping Corridor Program. The funding aims to increase the use of clean energy at ports, implement shore power technology to reduce emissions from idling ships, and prioritize low-emission vessels. This initiative is part of Canada's broader decarbonization strategy, supporting the growth of BC's marine industry.
Sources: Announcements: www.canada.ca
Canada Commits $33.1 Million to Strengthen BC and Alberta Supply Chains
The Government of Canada is investing $33.1 million across six infrastructure projects in Alberta and British Columbia. These projects, funded under the National Trade Corridors Fund, include the Jaleslie Siding Extension to enhance freight train reliability and the North Shore Railyard Expansion to improve transportation efficiency. This strategic investment aims to bolster Canada's supply chain resilience and economic growth.
Sources: Announcements: www.canada.ca
