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It’s Garneau’s second tour atop Transport Canada
Transport Minister Marc Garneau is facing criticism over how he's handled the recent blockades, but behind the scenes in political Ottawa, he's considered 'a great brief' and 'exceptionally well-informed about his files.
Maximizing cycling rates and achieving the benefits that will accrue for all levels of government requires federal leadership.
The Canadian Transportation Act Review of 2016 contains many important recommendations for upgrading our transport system and can be the basis on reaching agreement for legislation change and significant investments.
If climate change mitigation is to begin in cities, we should be discussing how municipalities can access additional and predictable revenue sources to support required investments and in turn, support our national econo
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Not being able to quickly and efficiently move goods across the nation and to export markets further damages Canada’s attractiveness to international investors.
Conservatives only seem to want to show the protesters who's boss, ignoring the long history of Indigenous rights being trampled. 
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