Long-Term Vision Needed For Port

Jones Lang LaSalle’s Baktash Kasraei also weighed in on the impact of the PMV study, after looking at it, and reached out to Bisnow. The port handles 19% of Canada’s total trade and contributed to more than 57k jobs in the Lower Mainland. It should be plain to see, he adds, that the port requires a “long term vision, a strong mandate and investment in the supporting industrial and transportation infrastructure if we are to maintain our relevance in the global economy.”

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