Speaking of water transport issues, I guess the feds still aren't budging on a deep water port for Iqaluit?
Harper seems to always be crying "Canadian Arctic Sovereignty" yet he's not doing anything to further that sovereignty in our cities up there. A port in Iqaluit would be probably the biggest legitimate step towards the realization of Canadian sovereignty in the arctic, and would probably help to push other countries into recognizing that sovereignty. However, the Nanisivik Naval Port will help reach this end as well.
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