Canada’s ability to grow and diversify its global trade depends on the strength of the infrastructure that connects Canadian goods to markets around the world. As the country’s Pacific Gateway, B.C. plays a critical role in that system, linking ports, rail, roads, and industrial lands to supply chains across Canada and the Asia-Pacific region.

Growing demand, constrained land, congestion, climate risks, and increasing pressure on transportation corridors are testing the region’s capacity at a time when fiscal pressures are intensifying the challenge of delivering economically viable, long-term solutions. With Canada poised to double trade in the next decade and supply chains evolving, the decisions made today about infrastructure investment, land use, innovation, and technology will shape the region’s ability to move goods efficiently and support economic growth.

Join us for a discussion on the infrastructure, technology, and collaboration required to strengthen B.C. as a hub for trade and build a more resilient, competitive supply chain.

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