Canada Port Authorities (CPA) have a strong responsibility
to ensure the sustainable development of transportation within the
cities and harbours in which they conduct business. Canada's major
ports have taken a number of initiatives to ensure that they work
toward helping Transport Canada achieve key objectives related to
its three-year Sustainable Development Strategy. That strategy complements
the work being done by individual members of the Association and
the ongoing work of the ACPA Board and, specifically, the Environment
Committee of the Association.
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New Ballast Water Regulations Announced by Minister of Transport
- Posted June 15, 2005
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Government response to the Second Report of the Standing Committee
on Environment and Sustainable Development - Posted
June 6, 2005
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Government response to the Second Report of the Standing Committee
on Environment and Sustainable Development -
Posted June 1, 2005
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Transport Canada supports the Government of Canada's Oceans Action
Plan - Posted June 1, 2005
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Version français
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Legislation to protect Canada’s Marine Environments from Polluters
Receives Royal Assent - Posted May 24,
2005
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Environment Canada's Sustainable Development Strategy 2004-2006
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Environment Canada Presentation to NMIC "Project Green: Moving
Forward on Climate Change"
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Transport Canada's Sustainable Development Strategy 2004-2006
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Canadian Environmental Assessment Act
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