- Greater Toronto Airports Authority
Toronto, Ontario
The Greater Toronto Airports Authority is responsible for the operation and maintenance of Toronto Pearson International Airport under the terms of a ground lease granted by the Federal Government of Canada. Pearson Airport is Canada's busiest airport. In 2002, Pearson Airport handled approximately 25.9 million passengers ranking as the 29th busiest airport in the world.
http://www.gtaa.com
- Greater Victoria Harbour Authority (GVHA)
Victoria, British Columbia
The Greater Victoria Harbour Authority (GVHA) was incorporated as a not-for-profit society in February 2002, and began operating its four port facilities, divested from Transport Canada, in April 2002. Acting as an advocate for the harbour, the GVHA is working to improve its function as a working harbour, and a marine transportation centre with a strong focus on tourism.
http://www.victoriaharbour.org
- Port Alberni Port
Port Alberni, British Columbia
The Port Alberni Port is a modern commercial fishing vessel harbour with a multi-use facility accommodating a fishing fleet, tugs, salvage vessels and pleasure craft. A resident manager oversees this modern wharf and concrete float system. Port Alberni is on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
http://www.portalberniportauthority.ca
- Port of Belledune
Belledune, New Brunswick
The Port of Belledune is located at the mouth of the St. Lawrence Seaway. It is a strategically located marine transport facility with the most modern infrastructure in Canada. The Port is adjacent to a major industrial park that has an unlimited growth potential.
http://www.portofbelledune.ca
- Port of Halifax
Halifax, Nova Scotia
The Port of Halifax has a 250-year tradition of commercial activity, the outcome of its natural advantages as a well protected deep water, ice-free harbour with a 'great circle route' location. It is also strategically positioned for service to inland centers, equipped with excellent truck, water and air connections and on-dock rail service. The port has 241 acres of land including two container terminals.
http://www.portofhalifax.ca
- Port of Montreal
Montreal, Quebec
The Port of Montreal located on the St. Lawrence River is one of the busiest inland ports in the world and a key transfer point for transatlantic cargo. Along with its port, the metropolis boasts two international airports - Montreal-Trudeau and Montreal-Mirabel - and railway and highway networks leading to all parts of North America. Montreal is also one of the main cruise attractions on the St. Lawrence River and the North American East Coast.
http://www.port-montreal.com
- Port of Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
The Town of Prince Rupert was built in the early 1900's as the Pacific railhead for the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. At the time, prime waterfront lands were reserved for port and railway development that only now are being recognized for their economic development potential. The Prince Rupert Port Authority has established a plan for the development of container handling facilities that could be operational by 2005.
http://www.rupertport.com
- Port of Quebec
Quebec City, Quebec
The Port of Québec is the fastest growing port on the St. Lawrence. More than $150 M has been invested in recent years by the Port Authority and its partners. Port of Québec is THE port linking the industrial and agricultural heartland of North America with the rest of the world. It is also the gateway for cruise ships and their passengers visiting the only city in Canada recognized by Unesco as a jewel of the world heritage.
http://www.portquebec.ca
- Port of Saint John
St. John, New Brunswick
The Port of Saint John is one of the oldest and most active seaports on the Atlantic seaboard, handling an average of 25 million metric tonnes of cargo annually. It handles diverse breakbulk cargo such as forest products and steel; containerized cargo; and bulk cargo such as petroleum, potash, and salt. Located on the Bay of Fundy, the Port of Saint John has 27 berthing facilities and a docking front of 3865 metres.
http://www.sjport.com
- Port of Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay, Ontario
The Port of Thunder Bay is located on Lake Superior at the head of the St. Lawrence Seaway System, a navigable waterway that stretches 3700 kilometres into the heart of the North American continent. Thunder Bay has port facilities for handling all types of cargoes and is served by both Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways, as well as major Canadian trucking companies. It is the eastern gateway to the prairie provinces U.S. mid-west.
http://www.portauthority.thunder-bay.on.ca
- Port of Vancouver
Vancouver, British Columbia
The Port of Vancouver has one of the world's finest natural, deep-water harbours. It covers 233 km of coastline from Roberts Bank at the U.S. - Canada border to the north shore of Burrard Inlet. The Vancouver Port Authority controls 6,000 hectares of water and 460 hectares of land, most of which is largely occupied by cargo terminals.
http://www.portvancouver.com
- Port Windsor
Windsor, Ontario
Port Windsor is located on the St. Lawrence Seaway roughly midway between the Atlantic Ocean and the western end of the Great Lakes, on the Detroit River opposite Detroit, Michigan. The Port includes over 13 miles (21.2 kms) of shoreline encompassing marine terminals, parkland, and beautiful residential neighbourhoods. It is the third largest Canadian Great Lakes port in terms of shipments.
http://www.mnsi.net/~harbour/home.html
- The Port of Hamilton
Hamilton, Ontario
The Port of Hamilton handles the largest volume of cargo and shipping traffic of all the Canadian Great Lakes ports. In 2002, the port saw cargo volumes in excess of 12 million metric tonnes, ranking it among the top ten ports in Canada. About 700 vessels arriving annually to berth at some 11,000 metres of dockwall available in the port.
http://www.hamiltonport.ca
- Toronto Port Authority
Toronto, Ontario
The Toronto Port Authority is a federal public authority providing transportation, distribution, storage and container services to businesses. The TPA owns and operates the Toronto City Centre Airport, Marine Terminals 51 and 52, and the Outer Harbour Marina. In addition, it provides regulatory controls and public works services to enhance the safety and efficiency of marine navigation and aviation in the port and harbour of Toronto. It manages the development of the Leslie Street Spit land fill site.
http://www.torontoport.com
- Vancouver International Airport Authority
Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver International Airport is Canada's second busiest airport and the third largest international passenger gateway on the West Coast of North America. It is among the most modern and efficient airports in the world and provides a full range of facilities to meet the needs of the community, airlines, the travelling public, freight shippers and businesses located on Sea Island.
http://www.yvr.ca
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