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July 16, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Officials Consider Port of Montreal Expansion

The Port of Montreal is considering an expansion to handle increased cargo traffic but will first ensure that its existing operations are optimized, the federal Crown corporation said Wednesday. The port, a key economic engine of the Montreal region, is studying the possibility of building a contain

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The Port of Montreal is considering an expansion to handle increased cargo traffic but will first ensure that its existing operations are optimized, the federal Crown corporation said Wednesday. The port, a key economic engine of the Montreal region, is studying the possibility of building a container terminal at its bulk materials facility in Contrecoeur, southeast of the city.

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