Indications are that Ontario, Quebec and the Federal Government are reviewing transportation corridors. No mention of James Bay being an alternative site to Churchill, but awareness of Manitoba`s proposal was noted.
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Monday, February 25, 2008
Ontario Liberal Minister of Transportation - Jim Bradley
Document received from Jim Bradley, Minister of Transportation
Indications are that Ontario, Quebec and the Federal Government are reviewing transportation corridors. No mention of James Bay being an alternative site to Churchill, but awareness of Manitoba`s proposal was noted.
Indications are that Ontario, Quebec and the Federal Government are reviewing transportation corridors. No mention of James Bay being an alternative site to Churchill, but awareness of Manitoba`s proposal was noted.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Reply from Ontario Liberal Party - Received Feb 13, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Friday, February 8, 2008
James Bay - Closer than you think
Did you Know
James Bay is closer to most major International Ocean Ports than either New York City or Montreal.
Major International Ocean Ports:
St. Petersburgh, Russia
Hamburg, Germany
Liverpool, England
James Bay is closer to most major International Ocean Ports than either New York City or Montreal.
Major International Ocean Ports:
St. Petersburgh, Russia
Hamburg, Germany
Liverpool, England
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
North American Super Corridor - NDP Resolution Passed
John, Paul Miller's office has forwarded your ideas to me on this issue. Recently, at a combined federal/provincial NDP riding association meeting for Timmins-James Bay, we passed a resolution to work towards such a plan. I will be discussing this further with Paul.
Thanks - Gilles
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