Canadian North unveils major expansion plans at Ottawa International Airport
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Canadian North has announced an ambitious expansion initiative targeting its facilities at the Ottawa International Airport. Teaming up with the Government of Canada, the company is poised to invest 22 million Canadian dollars. Construction is set to commence soon, with a completion timeline projected for 2026.
This expansion is a direct response to the escalating requirements of remote and northern communities. Canadian North, renowned for its exemplary performance at airports encircling the Arctic Circle, is reaffirming its resolute commitment to these communities through this strategic move.
«When we delve into cargo matters, we’re addressing essential components that wield the potential to effect transformative change. The expansion underway at our Ottawa facility holds the promise of revolutionizing our impact on Arctic communities. From expediting the delivery of premium food products to ensuring the timely arrival of exceedingly valuable parcels, our dedication to enhancing service quality remains unwavering,» commented Matieu Plamondon, Vice President of Canadian North’s Cargo and Airport Services Division.
This facility will facilitate the consolidation of diverse locales and the deployment of cutting-edge tracking tools, guaranteeing the punctual delivery of indispensable items such as food provisions and vital medications. This tangible expansion in Ottawa serves to underscore Canadian North’s audacious objectives in augmenting its Arctic operations. Moreover, it will serve as a catalyst for local enterprises, fostering growth opportunities, while simultaneously addressing the escalating demand of the ever-expanding e-commerce landscape.
«Our strategic expansion endeavors in Ottawa underscore Canadian North’s steadfast commitment to enhancing the living standards in our remote and northern communities. Beyond fulfilling fundamental necessities, we’re investing with a forward-looking perspective,» affirmed Michael Rodyniuk, CEO of Canadian North.
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