| Transport Canada | media advisories
The Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport, will make an announcement concerning funding for assessment and removal of abandoned boats.
| Transport Canada | news releases
Deb Schulte, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Revenue and Member of Parliament for King — Vaughan, on behalf of the Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport, today announced a Government of Canada investment to rehabilitate airside surfaces and upgrade lighting at the Hall Beach Airport.
| Transport Canada | media advisories
The Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport, will visit Whitehorse, Yukon on February 11 and 12, 2019. During his visit, the Minister will make an important announcement, meet with transportation stakeholders and partners, deliver a speech at the Arctic Indigenous Investment Conference 2019 Welcome Luncheon and deliver welcoming remarks at the Arctic Indigenous Investment Forum Opening.
| Transport Canada | news releases
Canadians, tourists and businesses benefit from safe and well-maintained airports. From visiting friends and family, to travelling to medical appointments, or getting goods to market, we rely on our local airports to support and sustain vibrant communities. These airports also provide essential air services including community resupply, air ambulance, search and rescue and forest fire response.
| Transport Canada | media advisories
The Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, Minister of National Revenue and Member of Parliament for Gaspésie — Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine, on behalf of the Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport, will make an important safety announcement regarding the Yellowknife Airport.
| Transport Canada | statements
Transport Canada is conducting an investigation for the purpose of determining compliance with both the Canada Labour Code and the Railway Safety Act related to the February 4, 2019 railway accident that resulted in the deaths of the three Canadian Pacific employees.
| Transport Canada | news releases
Canadians, tourists and businesses benefit from safe and well-maintained airports. From visiting friends and family, to travelling to medical appointments, or getting goods to market, we rely on our local airports to support and sustain vibrant communities. These airports also provide essential air services including community resupply, air ambulance, search and rescue and forest fire response.
| Transport Canada | news releases
The ports of Oshawa and Hamilton play an important role in southern Ontario. They link our businesses to global markets and provide jobs to surrounding middle-class families. The Government of Canada is taking action to ensure these ports remain competitive.
| Transport Canada | news releases
Canadians, tourists and businesses benefit from safe and well-maintained airports. From visiting friends and family, to traveling to medical appointments, or getting goods to market, we rely on our local airports to support and sustain vibrant communities. These airports also provide essential air services including community resupply, air ambulance, search and rescue and forest fire response.
| Transport Canada | news releases
Canada’s trade moves through many of our federal transportation assets, such as airports, major ports, and land border crossings. These assets are vital to the country’s trade and economic competitiveness. In this era of rapidly moving global supply chains, federal assets are part of a transportation system that must be reliable, efficient and resilient to various stressors, including climate and weather.
