Transportation and Logistics
Ontario enjoys a sophisticated, integrated transportation infrastructure that includes well maintained highways, efficient commuter and urban public transit, a vast system of internationally connected railways, worldwide cargo aviation systems and is among the world's most extensive in-land and international marine shipping facilities. It is this integrated infrastructure that helps connect Toronto businesses to the world.
Toronto is a strategically located global city with over 158 million consumers within a day's drive of the City. In addition to the modern network of highways and transcontinental railway lines that traverse the City, local businesses are also well served by two airports, including Pearson International Airport, the largest in Canada. In addition to moving cargo, Pearson Airport offers direct passenger service to 49 US destinations daily and to 106 international cities.
Along with the high level of physical traffic moving through the City, there is an equally impressive level of telecommunications traffic which keeps Toronto connected to the world at all hours.
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Challenges Facing Express Delivery Services in Canada's Urban Centres
Analysis of express delivery services in Canada's urban regions.
Year: 2009
Categories:
Logistics & Transportation
The Big Move
The Big Move is the strategic transportation plan for the Toronto region.
Year: 2008
Categories:
Logistics & Transportation
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