Canada’s sitting on edge of new era on transportation, all it needs is political will
If we are going to remain competitive in the world, we need to focus on three main policy areas: high-speed rail, a strengthened gateway strategy, and safe and secure air travel.
Canada, more than any other country in the world, is reliant on a strong national transportation strategy. Our size and dependence on international trade means that we require the seamless movement of goods and people through all segments of our transportation network: road, rail, water, and air....
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