Innovating Canada
transportation
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Helping Students Launch Their Futures in Aviation and Aerospace
Learn about the Canadian Council for Aviation & Aerospace's exciting initiatives designed to train and employ the next wave of domestic graduates.
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Accessible Travel: Innovating to Bring Down the Barriers
Evolving needs and expectations for accessible travel — economic, environmental, safety-related — are spurring innovation across all transportation sectors.
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The Future of Transportation
The Future of Transportation showcases the leaders who, through innovation, are solving Canada’s complex transportation challenges.
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Economics Drive the Future of Electric Cars
John Stonier, President of the Vancouver Electric Vehicle Association, reflects on the advantages, challenges, and future of electric vehicles.
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Canada’s Economic Preparedness Starts with a Long-Term Strategic Approach
As a key partner in global supply chains, Canada is dependent on the reliable and efficient movement of goods and services across its vast geography.
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Investing in Transportation Infrastructure Is Essential to Strengthening Canada’s Economy
Canadians depend on transportation infrastructure, but the latest data shows that urgent government attention and long-term investment is needed.
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Collaboration Software Helping Build Construction Projects
Learn about Procore's cloud-based construction management software, a collaborative tool that connects all stakeholders involved in a building project.
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Transforming Canada’s Communities Through Sustainable Infrastructure
We're changing the way we make decisions on our core public infrastructure as a result of climate change, including the way we think about transportation.
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The Evolution of Electric Vehicle Charging in Canada
Whether it's for your home life or your business, the decision to implement an electric vehicle charging station requires careful planning.
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The Future of Transportation is Electric Vehicles
By 2030, electric vehicles are expected to represent 30% of sales of light duty vehicles, 55% of buses and 13% of heavy-duty vehicles.
