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Alberta - British Columbia northern airports strategy

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Following an Alberta-British Columbia joint premiers and ministers meeting in 2004, the ministers of transportation were asked to review their airport strategies in relation to the airport... More ≫

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Following an Alberta-British Columbia joint premiers and ministers meeting in 2004, the ministers of transportation were asked to review their airport strategies in relation to the airport strategy of the federal government. The ministers worked with stakeholders to facilitate the development of a northern airports strategy that recognized the role of airports as economic enablers for business, freight and tourism.

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The transportation sector in Alberta : present position and future outlook : an update

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This report updates key statistics and re-examines the action items presented in an earlier 2003 study which analyzed future Alberta trends as a basis for determining what actions are required... More ≫

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This report updates key statistics and re-examines the action items presented in an earlier 2003 study which analyzed future Alberta trends as a basis for determining what actions are required from government and industry with respect to transportation infrastructure, carrier services and prevailing regulation.

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Western Canada transportation infrastructure strategy for an economic network : a time for vision and leadership

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This executive briefing is intended to challenge the federal government and other leaders to make transportation infrastructure reinvestment a top priority. It represents the Western... More ≫

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This executive briefing is intended to challenge the federal government and other leaders to make transportation infrastructure reinvestment a top priority. It represents the Western Transportation Ministers Council initial framework for a more coordinated approach to infrastructure renewal by providing an integrated western development plan as a template.

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