Agriculture committee  At the Montreal site, we had ambitious goals to expand the site here. We acquired a piece of land that had been vacant for nearly 15 years, adjacent to the port of Montreal and zoned exactly how we are zoned today at our existing site in Griffintown, a Montreal suburb. We went ah

Agriculture committee  No, not at all. I think it's important to always engage with the community. You want to be part of that community. As an example, we proposed to work with the citizens of the area and the local municipality to create an ecofriendly logistics park. We could create a park. We coul

Agriculture committee  In terms of the climate impact on the supply chain, I think the biggest thing we've learned from events of the last couple of years is diversification. When events such as last year's atmospheric river in B.C. happen, how do you then pivot and go to different areas, whether it be

Agriculture committee  In Montreal.... I apologize.

Agriculture committee  I think the development of large-scale logistics parks or supply chain infrastructure projects is where you can get the most benefit. To give you an example, we're trying to move from a 12-acre site—where we are currently, in Montreal—to a 60-acre site, adjacent to the port of M

Agriculture committee  I want to thank the committee for giving Ray-Mont Logistics the opportunity to speak in respect to the Canadian food supply chain. To give you a bit of background about Ray-Mont Logistics, we're a 30-year-old company based in Montreal with a focus in the movement of containerize