Photographs of ministerial, departmental and other transportation activities.

	Official ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the completion of the $45-million Queenston-Lewiston Bridge fifth lane expansion project. From left to right: Ontario Tourism Minister Jim Bradley, Ontario Transportation Minister Harinder Takhar, Niagara Fall Bridge Commission chairman Bob Lewis and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada Walt Lastewka.
	Unveiling the commemorative plaque for the extension project. From left to right: Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada Walt Lastewka, Niagara Falls Bridge Commission chairman Bob Lewis, Niagara Falls Bridge Commission general manager Tom Garlock anf Ontario Tourism Minister Jim Bradley.
	The Government of Canada and the Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority announced the completion of work on the U.S. Plaza at the Peace Bridge, one of the projects funded under the Canada-Peace Bridge Border Infrastructure Fund.
	Present at the ceremony marking the completion of the work on the Peace Bridge were John Maloney, MP; John Lopinski, Chairman of the PBA; David Bradley from the Ontario Trucking Association; and Winston Barrus, Acting Director of Field Operations for the Buffalo Field Office of U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
	From left to right: Minister Owen, Minister Emerson, Minister Lapierre, Senator Jack Austin, B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell and BC Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon at the announcement of the Pacific Gateway Strategy. More photos
	Cardigan MP Lawrence MacAulay (right) - on behalf of Transport Minister Jean-C. Lapierre - and CTMA Souris Ferry Terminal Manager, Gil Nowlan (left), unveil an artist's rendering of the new ferry terminal building to be constructed at Souris, PEI. Souris is the PEI terminus of the CTMA ferry which services the Magdalene Islands, Quebec. Construction of the new facility - valued at approximately $1.7 million - is scheduled to begin in late October, 2005, with completion expected in mid-June, 2006.
	Official launch of the final phase of construction for the twinning of the Trans-Canada Highway in New Brunswick. The completed highway should open to traffic on November 1, 2007.
	Transport Minister Jean-C. Lapierre led a transportation mission to the People's Republic of China from September 1st through 7th, 2005. The mission included stops in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong to discuss various transportation issues including Canada as a gateway to North America, as well as aviation, marine and intermodal opportunities.
	Transport Minister Jean-C. Lapierre, announced on August 23, 2005 that an $834,567 contract has been awarded to Signal Electric Limited, of Sidney, B.C., to carry out various electrical upgrades at the Port Hardy Airport.
	Transport Minister Jean-C. Lapierre and Cliff Mackay, president and chief executive officer of the Air Transport Association of Canada, sign an agreement to reduce the growth of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada's aviation sector.
	Charlottetown Harbour Authority Inc. Chairman, Stan MacPherson, Charlottetown Mayor Clifford Lee and Charlottetown MP Shawn Murphy are all smiles following the transfer of the Port of Charlottetown to the Charlottetown Harbour Authority Inc.
	Charlottetown MP Shawn Murphy, on behalf of Transport Minister Jean C. Lapierre, presents a cheque for $19 million to Charlottetown Harbour Authority Inc. Chairman, Stan MacPherson on the occasion of the transfer of the Port of Charlottetown from Transport Canada to the Charlottetown Harbour Authority Inc.
	The Minister meets with Government of the Northwest Territories representatives.

	Sept. 1 - Transport Minister Jean-C. Lapierre, along with Paul Robichaud, New Brunswick Minister of Transportation, today announced the signing of two contribution agreements between the Government of Canada and the Province of New Brunswick for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) in the province.
	CHARLOTTETOWN - Transport Minister Jean-C. Lapierre, together with Prince Edward Island Transportation and Public Works Minister Gail Shea, today announced a new road construction project funded under the Canada/PEI Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program (SHIP).