by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Featured, Mark Cardwell, Ports and Terminals
by Mark Cardwell As a veteran short-line railway executive who now heads a company with only 34 km of track, Louis Gravel knows that size doesn’t matter when it comes to the big role that small railways can play in the lives and dreams of entire industries and...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Featured, Mark Cardwell, Ports and Terminals
by Mark Cardwell A critical lifeline for mining operations and communities in northeastern Quebec and the North Shore region is set to reopen at the Port of Sept-Îles. “All the work is finished, we’ve got just a few details to take care of,” Paul Leblanc, a civil...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Mark Cardwell, Other Stories, Ports and Terminals
by Mark Cardwell Of the multiple community projects that the Port of Sept-Îles was involved with again this year, the biggest was a partnership with the city to redevelop and revitalize a cherished public park. “Parc Aylmer-Whittom is one of our region’s real natural...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Featured, Ports and Terminals
The obstacles presented by the pandemic have not hindered progress on several key projects aimed at sustainably growing and diversifying the Port complex. Construction crews are nearing completion of the Fairview-Ridley Connector Corridor, a 5-kilometre port authority...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Other Stories, Ports and Terminals
While the Port is already one of the top performers in the area of sustainable operations and responsible growth, the Prince Rupert Port Authority has set a goal to reduce the carbon intensity of the gateway by a further 30% by the year 2030, and a longer-term goal of...
by CS | Oct 25, 2021 | Featured, Ports and Terminals
The Port of Prince Rupert’s reputation for unparalleled speed, reach, and reliability has only strengthened through 2021, offering customers a fluid and uncongested gateway for intermodal cargo into Canada and the US from Asia. No other port on the North American west...
