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WHAT'S NEW: MEMBERS

» 2005 Governance Seminar Presentations are now available: login to the Members Only section - Dec. 5, 2005

» 2005 National Operations Seminar Presentations are now available: login to the Members Only section - Nov. 20, 2005

WHAT'S NEW AT THE ACPA

» "The trading dragon: Boosting Canada's transportation infrastructure to accommodate the new China Syndrome" published in the Dec 2005-Jan 2006 edition of the journal Policy Options, published by the Institute for Research on Public Policy, www.irpp.org

» Transport Canada Launches a Web Site for the National Marine Industrial Council (Dec. 19, 2005) - Dec. 20, 2005

» Transport Canada's Departmental Performance Report for the Period Ending March 31, 2005 - Nov. 10, 2005

» The Canadian Marine Industry Alliance has Now Released it's Final Marine Blueprint for a More Competitive Marine Sector for Canada - Nov. 9, 2005

» The Fall edition of Manifest is now available - Nov. 4, 2005

» 'ACPA's Official Position on Bill C-61, An Act to Amend the Canada Marine Act (November 1, 2005) - Nov. 3, 2005

» Government of Canada's Pacific Gateway Strategy announced on Oct. 21, 2005. Information link on the strategy provided in research section - Oct. 25, 2005

» Canadian Chamber of Commerce Passes Resolution Supporting Canada's Major Ports (Sept. 29, 2005) - Oct. 1, 2005

Events

Upcoming ACPA Events

January 16 and 17, 2006
ACPA PILT Task Force Meeting
Minto Suites Hotel
Ottawa, Ontario

February 28 & March 1, 2006
Port/Government Interface
Hilton Lac Leamy
Gatineau, Quebec

August 13-16, 2006
The Oshawa Harbour Commission will host the 48th Annual Meeting/Conference
of the Association.

» For a complete listing of ACPA and Industry events,
visit the ACPA Events Calendar

Media Releases

What's New in the Port Industry?

January 17, 2006
» Port community comes together with federal officials
to debate public policy

le 17 janvier 2005
» La communauté portuaire se réunit avec
les représentants fédéraux afin de débattre
des politiques gouvernementales

October 6, 2005
» Association to host governance seminar for national port system

le 6 octobre 2005
» L'Association organise un séminaire sur la gouvernance pour le réseau portuaire national

» More media releases

 

NEWS & UPDATES

» Daily News

» News from PoliticsWatch

» Government of Canada Press Releases

QUOTABLE QUOTES

"a) Implement a National Marine Policy that provides Canada with the marine infrastructure that it needs and that offers effective support for the achievement of local, regional and national social and economic objectives and will promote and safeguard Canada's competitiveness and trade objectives;

"b) Base the marine infrastructure and services on international practices and approaches that are consistent with those of Canada's major trading partners in order to foster harmonization of standards among jurisdictions;"
- Two key objectives noted in Section 5 of the Canada Marine Act

"Transportation is recognized as a key to regional economic development and that commercial viability of
transportation links is balanced with regional and economic development objectives so that the potential economic
strengths of each region may be realized."
- Section 5 (d) of the Canada Transportation Act

"Infrastructure needs to become a centerpiece in the federal government's agenda ... and it must step into the role of quarterback. Success in repairing Canada's growing infrastructure pothole will require an open-mindedness among Canadians to support less traditional and bolder ways of doing business."

"The transportation industry is projected to save more than 40 cents for each dollar of public capital investment in infrastructure."
- Mind the Gap, TD Bank Financial Group Study on Infrastructure,
May 2004

"Trade corridors are the lifeblood of our economy and benefit not only the local communities clustered along them, but also communities throughout the country that rely on trade with the United States."
- Hon. Jean-C. Lapierre, PC
Minister of Transport

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