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ACPA Conference
Saguenay, QC
Sept 9-12, 2019
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rePORTage Magazines
The 2018 Ports Magazine is now available! |
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The 2018 issue is available in an interactive digital edition. Read it online, download or print a copy. It is fully bilingual for all readers in English and French. With bookmarked pages, you can get to a featured article quickly and easily.
In it, you will find interesting statistics about our ports along with impactful articles on environmental stewardship and how ports are protecting the wildlife, and how Canadian ports are linking with the world through sophisticated technologies.
Happy reading!
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Current or Past Issues!
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PORTS: An Integral Part
of Canada's Economy
Canada’s seaports are key to moving goods and people via complex logistical supply chains extending to seaports in more than 160 countries throughout the world. Every year Canada’s Port Authorities contribute much to Canada’s economy:
- 311.5 million tonnes of cargo (2016)
- More than $22 million to their local communities (2010-2014)
- Over $200 billion worth of goods
- 213,110 direct and indirect jobs
- $14 billion in salaries
- $25 billion added to Canada's GDP
- More than 1.3 million cruise ship passengers
- $53 billion in economic activity
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What's New
November 21, 2018
the Association of Canadian Port Authorities (ACPA) is extremely pleased to see the government accelerate NTCF funding, as
announced in today’s Fall Economic Statement.
l'Association des administrations portuaires canadiennes (AAPC) se réjouit de voir le gouvernement accélérer le financement du FNCC, tel qu’annoncé dans l'Énoncé économique de l’automne.
November 7, 2018
The Government of Canada invests in transportation infrastructure improvements at the Port of Prince Rupert to help move Canadian goods to market.
Le gouvernement du Canada investit dans l’amélioration de l’infrastructure des transports au port de Prince Rupert afin de faciliter le transport des marchandises canadiennes vers les marchés.
November 7 2018
Port of Nanaimo, construction underway at Vehicle Processing Centre.
September 17, 2018
Association of Canadian Port Authorities Re-Elects Board of Directors.
L’Association des administrations portuaires canadiennes réélit son conseil d’administration.
September 13, 2018
Medal of Merit Awarded at the 60th Annual ACPA Conference
SAINT JOHN, NB —Today, the Association of Canadian Port Authorities (ACPA) honoured Dennis Campbell, founder of Ambassatours Gray Line & Murphy’s The Cable Wharf and Beth Kelly Hatt, founder of Aquila Tours with the prestigious ACPA Medal of Merit Award at the association’s 60th annual ACPA conference.
Médaille du mérite décernée à la 60e Conférence annuelle de l’AAPC
SAINT JOHN, N.-B. —L’Association des administrations portuaires canadiennes (AAPC) a rendu hommage à Dennis Campbell, fondateur d’Ambassatours Gray Line et de Murphy’s The Cable Wharf et à Beth Kelly Hatt, fondatrice d’Aquila Tours, en leur décernant la prestigieuse Médaille du mérite de l’AAPC à l’occasion de la 60e conférence annuelle de l’AAPC.
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