Monthly Communication Report

Organization:	GCT Global Container Terminals Inc.
Associated registration:	951781-356686-25
Communication date:	2025-11-27
Posted date:	2025-12-18

Designated Public Office Holders who participated in the communication:	John Zerucelli, Secretary of State, Labour House of Commons
List of Details Subject matter Detail Aboriginal Affairs, Environment, Infrastructure, International Trade, Labour, Transportation Canada's economic development policies and sustainable trade enabling infrastructure capacity planning as it relates to GCT Global Container Terminals’ current operations, future corporate development plans and matters impacting the Canadian marine transportation sector. Climate, Defence, Economic Development, Environment, Federal-Provincial Relations, Foreign Affairs, Infrastructure, International Trade, Labour, National Security/Security, Science and Technology, Taxation and Finance, Transportation Canada's international trade policy with respect to demand, capacity forecasting and supply chains between Canada and the Asia-Pacific and how it relates to GCT Global Container Terminal's current operations as a majority Canadian-owned terminal operator and future corporate development and investment plans. Aboriginal Affairs, Environment, Infrastructure, National Security/Security, Privacy and Access to Information, Taxation and Finance, Transportation Port Modernization Review implementation through re-introduction of Bill C-52 equivalent or similar; Transport Canada is undertaking a review of Canada Port Authorities to optimize their current and future role in the transportation system as innovative assets that support inclusive growth and trade.
Responsible Officer who filed this communication report:	Eric Waltz
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