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Thunder Bay's port has really taken off again since the tariffs on new ships was ended. You're seeing the grain elevators constantly getting prairies foodstuff for export, meanwhile Potash and fertilizers are also doing pretty good and stable.
Even the Keefer terminal is being used more, you always see them moving wind turbines, generators, and construction equipment on that side, a decade ago it was basically just an empty bay of the port.
Getting rid of the tariff was one of the best decisions our shitty government has made in a while. I guess not even the CN/CP rail lobby couldn't justify killing shipping given it's vital necessity to the economy.
