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"The discussion paper proposes: - New ministerial authority to designate "National Trade Corridors" — defined geographic zones covering ports, railways, airports, trucking and warehouses. - The creation of a National Corridors Council, an advisory body "comprised primarily of industry leaders," to advise the Minister of Transport on corridor performance. - A mandate for the Council to consult and "identify opportunities to enable Canada's strategic ports to achieve economies of scale," which "could include consideration of the amalgamation of some key ports and potential divestiture of others." - Amendments to the Canada Transportation Act and Canada Marine Act to "strengthen the governance of Canada's ports so they can support long-term infrastructure investment and operate with greater flexibility.""

From Selling the Coastline: The Carney Government's Port Divestiture Signal and the De-Risking Architecture

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