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[Press review] As Canada sets its sights on doubling exports beyond the United States, a logistical reality cannot be ignored: to compete on the world stage, we cannot limit ourselves to rethinking our land-based infrastructure.

[Opinion Letter] The annual general meeting held this spring was an opportunity to take stock of a landmark year for the St. Lawrence Ship Operators. It confirmed the essential role of our association in representing, convening, and promoting domestic marine shipping — and laid the groundwork for a 2026 that promises to be equally significant.

[Press review] Quebec’s maritime industry is expected to play a role in the diversification of markets driven by the current global geopolitical situation. In this context, the recent approval allowing the Port of Quebec to become an international container terminal represents a significant advantage. However, experts believe the sector still faces numerous challenges.

Today, the Honourable Joël Lightbound, Minister of Government Transformation, Public Works and Procurement, and Lieutenant of Quebec, on behalf of the Honourable Gary Anandasangaree, Minister of Public Safety, announced that Canada, together with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), will grant the Port of Québec the designation to become a first port of arrival capable of receiving international marine containers.