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Take Note: Safety Around Helicopters
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Take Note: Grade Crossing Improvement Program (GCIP)
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Take Note: Oil Tanker Safety and Oil Spill Prevention
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Take Note: Car Seats, Seat Belts and Your Child
Learn more about road transportation in Canada.
Take Note: Aviation Security
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Take Note: Environmental Protection
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Take Note: Transportation Development Centre
Learn more about new technologies that improve transportation in Canada.
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Minister Fletcher and VIA Rail announce upgrades to Winnipeg’s Union Station
The news release "Minister Fletcher and VIA Rail announce upgrades to Winnipeg's Union Station" was created by VIA Rail Canada in collaboration with Transport Canada. Read more
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New VIA Rail Panorama Lounge - first major milestone in Union Station revitalization
The news release "New VIA Rail Panorama Lounge - first major milestone in Union Station revitalization" was created by VIA Rail Canada in collaboration with Transport Canada. Read more
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Transfer of the Port of Fortune will boost the local economy
Fortune, NL – Norman Doyle, Senator for Newfoundland and Labrador, today announced the transfer of the Port of Fortune to the Harbour Authority of Fortune Inc. The transfer agreement includes a contribution of $7 million from the Government of Canada, to be used exclusively to cover operational costs and maintain the Port's infrastructure. Transport Canada's Port Divestiture Program made the transfer possible. Read more
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Recreational Boating Safety
Everyone knows the rules of the road — and why they're important. Driving a boat is no different. Out on the water there's traffic, rules to follow and hazards to watch out for.
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- 2012-05-25
