Tap into this historic international shipping hub and connect seamlessly into North America’s economic heartland.

Situated on the Saint Lawrence River, the Port of Montreal is the largest container port in Eastern Canada. Served by some of the world’s largest shipping lines, the port handles it all: containerized cargo, non containerized goods, liquid bulk, and dry bulk. It’s a busy, flexible gateway designed for the realities of modern trade. Take advantage of the Port’s intermodal hub, featuring a rail network located directly dockside, uniquely positioned to streamline transfers and keep freight moving with ease.

Strengthening Capacity Through the Contrecoeur Expansion

The Port continues to plan ahead. Its new state of the art container terminal in Contrecœur is set to enhance the movement of goods by connecting efficiently with both road and rail networks. The goal: greater agility and smoother supply chains.

Key features of the Contrecoeur project include:

• A planned container capacity of 1.15 million TEUs, supported by two berths and a dedicated rail yard.
• Integration within an established industrial zone to enhance logistics chain resilience.
• An expansion designed to help accommodate projected container growth, as existing facilities approach capacity.

This long term investment is intended to support efficient cargo flows and reinforce the Port’s role in national and international trade networks.