We are dealing with authorities who are trying to encourage as much international trade as they can.

They're going to be talking about the U.S.-EU approach and proposals in the World Trade Organization. We're trying to find a lot of common ground so we can move the process forward,

I think that more and more new buyers are looking at modern and contemporary works first.

We are trying to make a trade. There are possibilities that need to be pushed.

I wouldn't trade it for the world. Trying to be a little bit better than somebody else at what you love is a great feeling.

This is a smart approach to managing rail capacity at a time of substantial growth in Canada's trade volumes with Pacific Rim countries. It will enhance the fluidity and capacity of both railroads in Vancouver and deliver better service to our port and terminal partners, while ensuring healthy rail competition between CN and CPR is maintained at the Port of Vancouver.