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Prime Minister Mark Carney backed the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion, stating it is needed to increase Canada’s port capacity and support exports beyond the United States. He said the expansion would require federal investment of about $10 billion to $10+ billion, create thousands of construction and operation jobs,…
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Prime Minister Mark Carney supported the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion, saying Port of Vancouver capacity will not meet Canada’s future export goals. He stated the federal government plans to invest about $10 billion to expand the port, create tens of thousands of jobs, boost trade with Asia, and move exports away…
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Support the newsroomPrime Minister Mark Carney says that expanding British Columbia’s port capacity would strengthen the province’s independence and diversify its economy. He discusses whether energy could be used as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations with the United States.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney toured the Port of Vancouver in Delta and touted plans to expand the port, stating the federal government is looking to invest more than $10 billion to grow exports away from the United States by over 50%. He said Ottawa is working with local First Nations on the project and highlighted investments for ocean protection and…
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Prime Minister Mark Carney endorsed expanding the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project, saying current port capacity will not meet Canada's goals for growing and diversifying the economy. He cited about $10 billion in federal investment to boost exports away from the U.S. by more than 50%, create over 17,000 construction jobs…
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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced $510 million in federal funding for municipalities to build water and wastewater infrastructure to support new homes in Alberta, with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith at his side. He spoke to housing needs while riding on a canola sprayer and faced protests from flag-waving separatists at the event.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney supported expanding the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project, saying Canada must increase port capacity to grow and diversify exports beyond the United States. He cited Ottawa’s plan to invest more than $10 billion to expand the port, create thousands of construction and operation jobs, and boost…
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