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Riding the Tsunami: Canadian Marine and Port Security Developments Post 9/11


by William R. Hearn View Biography
McMillan Binch Mendelsohn LLP View Firm Credentials
Toronto Office

March 27, 2005

Previously published on April 7

Geopolitics has placed transportation at the forefront of public policy in Canada. Transport Minister Tony Valeri has recently stated that his "primary objective is to do whatever needs doing to make our transportation system more efficient and more competitive" and that "one of the key challenges is certainly the security of marine transportation."1 Although the 2004 Federal Budget contains an additional $605 million over 5 years to address security issues, it is still unclear how much of that funding will be earmarked for marine and port security initiatives.


 

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