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The New Brunswick government and Port Saint John vow to get to the bottom of how a massive fire started at the American Iron and Metal recycling plant on Saint John's waterfront.

The Cumberland Basin road system acts as the entrance to Bristol City Docks and is currently experiencing traffic levels two and a half times higher than

The SS Great Britain Trust want to move the structure to the Albion Dockyard

It is expected the study will take about a year to complete and will show costs and feasibility of using waterfront facility.

Investegate announcements from Inland Homes PLC, Appointment of Non-Executive Director

Ibom Deep Seaport Will Be The Game Changer to A'Ibom Economy - Akan Okon ...Says Geo Physical and Geo Clinical Studies to Kickstart Next Week Itoro Etti Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for Economic Development and Ibom Deep Seaport, Mr Akan Okon has assured Nigerians that the Ibom Deep Seaport when completed will be a 'Game…

Galway Outlines New Vision for Port & Says it Could be a Stage for Americas Cup 7th May 2021 Galway Harbour Development - (L-R) Conor ODowd, CEO, Galway Harbour Company & Maurice OGorman, Chairperson, Galway Harbour Company The harbourmaster was commenting as the port outlined its vision for a new “urban quarter” with a dedicated cultural space, a “repurposed” inner basin and high rise waterfront residential development. The “vision” unveiled by the port yesterday, involves develo...

Source: New Zealand Government A milestone for jobs, businesses and regional economic development in Bay of Plenty is being marked as construction gets underway on the multi-million dollar Ōpōtiki harbour infrastructure project. Economic and Regional Development Minister Stuart Nash has joined Whakatōhea iwi, local councils and representatives of the aquaculture and marine industry at a ceremony with the Prime Minister to celebrate the beginning of the harbour construction. “We are today c...

Construction on multimillion-dollar Ōpōtiki harbour infrastructure project starts 30 Apr, 2021 02:00 AM 3 minutes to read Aerial veiw of Ōpōtiki Harbour. Photo / File Rotorua Daily Post A milestone for Bay of Plenty jobs, businesses and regional economic development is being marked as construction gets under way on the multimillion-dollar Ōpōtiki harbour infrastructure project. Economic and Regional Development Minister Stuart Nash has joined Whakatōhea iwi, local councils and represent...

Unpacking Port Patriotism: Lack Of Internal Process & Its External Effects Rajan Philips The first consequential announcement that the ECT deal is kaput came from Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa. Early last week he was reported to have assured the port workers that the East Container Terminal (marked East on the map) “will neither be sold to any country nor handed over to any country for administration.” The PM’s announcement came as a surprise to everyone, most of all to the Indian Hig...