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Canada’s ports and energy imports and exports: International comparisons – Lennie Kaplan and Mark Milke

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Date: September 27, 2020
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Boosting shipments of petroleum, LNG to energy-hungry global customers could spur growth in Canada’s marine trading

By Lennie Kaplan and Mark Milke

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