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Prince Rupert of the East?

Friday, July 27, 2012

Two Nova Scotia ports with deep water, intermodal links vie for large containerships. By Chris Dupin Two communities in Nova Scotia – about 70 miles apart — are seeking to build large new marine terminals and emulate the success of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, which has attracted growing quantities of container traffic by offering a landfall close to foreign markets and connected by direct rail service to major population centers in Canada and the U.S. Midwes...

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