Infrastructure bank commits financing for new Montreal terminal

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Infrastructure bank commits financing for new Montreal terminal

| Dec 04, 2019 6:03PM EST
The Port of Montreal has the funding to advance construction of a fifth container terminal after the Canada Infrastructure Bank committed financing of up to $300 million (US$230 million).
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