Air Transportation
During Question Period, the Bloc Québécois asked about reports that the government plans to privatize Canada’s four major airports, including Montreal–Trudeau, saying the airport is key to Quebec’s economy and could end up owned by private or foreign interests, and asking whether Quebec was consulted. The government replied that it is moving forward with a plan to invest in airports and regional air routes across the country, and that Canadian pension funds, including Quebec’s Caisse de dépôt, already operate airports abroad and could do the same in Canada so Canadians benefit.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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