To fulfill its vital mission to sustainably connect communities, the Port of Montreal draws on an extensive network of multimodal connections. It is connected to more than 140 countries through six of the world’s largest shipping lines, including COSCO, CMA-CGM, Hapag-Lloyd, Maersk, MSC and OOCL, and to all of North America through its direct links with a vast highway and rail network stretching into the U.S. Midwest. Its facilities include five container terminals, two cruise terminals, 12 dry bulk berths, six liquid bulk terminals, a grain terminal and a grain containerization terminal.

The Strategic Plan 2023-2027 makes connecting communities sustainably the core of its raison d’être, with the goal of making the Port of Montreal a more resilient, smarter and sustainable corridor. Implemented through an inclusive process, after four months of external consultations as part of an extensive participatory planning process, it is intended to reflect the aspirations and concerns of the entire Greater Montreal port and logistics ecosystem. Built around six major priorities and 21 targeted actions, it redefines the vision, mission and values of the Montreal Port Authority.