US EditionCanada to Boost Trade Outside Us. Invests in Expansion of Montreal Port
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Canada is seeking to reduce its trade dependence on the United States. Prime Minister Mark Carney has listed the expansion of the Port of Montreal in the east of the country as one of the five biggest investment projects of the day. He has promised that his cabinet will remove some bureaucratic obstacles to speed up construction of the port.
Dozens of demonstrators gathered on 26 October at the quay of Contrecoeur to denounce again the plan to enlarge the Port of Montreal. The theme of the rally was C-NON, with reference to the law C-5 of the federal government of Mark Carney, which allows to speed up the projects "of national interest" and to bypass the laws of environmental protection.Hélène Reeves, the spokesperson of the civic Vigie movement Port de Contrecoeur, at the origin of…
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