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This episode of Primary Risk explores Canada’s urgent push to fast-track critical port infrastructure projects—from Vancouver’s Deltaport expansion to the Port of Montreal’s Contrecoeur Terminal upgrades and the strategic ambitions for the Port of Churchill in the North. Join us for an insightful conversation with Marko Dekovic from Global Container Terminals as we delve into the challenges and opportunities driving these transformative developments in trade capacity, regulatory reform, and economic resilience. Tune in to understand the balancing act between speeding delivery and securing environmental stewardship, Indigenous partnerships, and long-term community benefits.
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