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While Congress tries to figure if it can pass a $109 billion, two-year transportation bill (or an alternative), British Columbia announced a $25 billion, eight-year public and private infrastructure investment plan. The program is designed to sustain and increase the province’s and Canada’s trade with Asia. The province’s ports, and Canadian railways. [.....]

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