The current U.S.-Canada trade dispute could result in Canada increasingly shifting trade away from the U.S. and towards other countries—all of which are located overseas. Such a shift would serve as a catalyst for increased container traffic at the nation’s leading seaports, such as the Port of Vancouver and the Port of Montreal.
Expansion of Montreal’s Contrecoeur terminal could help absorb increased EU imports
Since 2021, imports from the EU to Canada increased by 9% per year
CoStar Analytics
April 15, 2025 | 2:42 P.M.
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