Mark Carney, the former Governor of the Bank of England and now advisor to the Canadian government, has announced a series of strategic investments aimed at strengthening Canada’s export infrastructure. These projects are designed to counteract the negative effects of increased U.S. tariffs under the previous administration, which disrupted trade and slowed growth for key Canadian industries. Key initiatives include modernizing port facilities on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, expanding rail capacity to streamline goods transportation, and investing in advanced customs technology to reduce delays at border crossings.

These infrastructure improvements are expected to significantly boost Canada’s export efficiency and competitiveness on the global stage. The government outlined a multi-year commitment…