Innovating Canada
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Innovation in Canadian Supply Chains
Minister of Transport Steven MacKinnon on how infrastructure, faster approvals and digital trade can give Canadian businesses an edge Canada’s prosperity has always depended on our ability to move goods to the world. Today, that ability is being tested. Global supply chains are shifting. Competition is intensifying. Long-standing trading relationships can no longer be taken...
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Why Canada’s Next GHG Regulation Could Shape The Future of Jobs, Investment and Clean Transportation
As Canada rethinks its transportation emissions rules, industry leaders say clear GHG regulations are essential to protect jobs and investment. The Case for Regulatory Certainty As Canada weighs how to reduce transportation emissions and strengthen clean vehicle investment, one policy question is becoming increasingly urgent: what will replace the transportation regulations that have guided emissions...
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CIFFA Urges Federal Action on Trade and Supply Chain Challenges
CIFFA’s federal advocacy agenda focuses on border modernization, labour reform, and strategic investments to improve Canada’s trade competitiveness. CIFFA is the national voice of Canada’s freight forwarding, customs brokerage, freight brokerage, drayage trucking, warehousing, and logistics industry. Representing more than 14,000 employees across 532 member companies, CIFFA’s members manage approximately 80 per cent of Canada’s...
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How Innovative Research is Shaping our Cities’ Transportation Future
Urban transportation is one of the biggest issues facing Canadian cities, affecting how they function and the quality of life for residents. As urban regions continue to grow and compete globally, transportation systems play a critical role in connecting people, supporting economic development, and creating vibrant, livable communities. Solving our most-pressing transportation challenges comes from...
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Why Trade Diversification Matters to Canada’s Competitiveness
As Canada expands its global trade relationships, resilient supply chains and strategic infrastructure will be key to long-term competitiveness. Canada can leverage its strong network of trade agreements as a powerful competitive advantage. The infrastructure that puts those agreements into action gives businesses the capacity and connections to move goods to the markets they open....
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YMX: Canada’s First Integrated Aerospace Technology Park
Propelled by ADM Aéroports de Montréal, YMX is a leading technology park. With its world-class airport infrastructure, it provides a strategic space to innovate, design, test, manufacture, and commercialize current and future civil and defense aerospace products and technologies. YMX Tech Park has a bold ambition: to thrive as a global leader in aerospace innovation...
