Joshua LaRocque

Transportation 2030 is a strategic plan for the future of transportation in Canada, aiming to establish a national transportation system that supports economic growth, job creation, and the Canadian middle class. The plan envisions a safe, secure, green, innovative, and integrated transportation system. It is structured around five key themes: The Traveller, Safer Transportation, Green and Innovative Transportation, Waterways, Coasts and the North, and Trade Corridors to Global Markets. Additionally, it emphasizes improving data and evidence, modernizing policies and regulations, and fostering strong partnerships to achieve its objectives.

Transport Canada's 2025-26 Departmental Plan focuses on fostering a safe, secure, green, and innovative transportation system. Key priorities include promoting efficient and reliable transportation supply chains, improving the safety and security of transportation networks, enhancing the air passenger experience, and facilitating the transition to low-carbon and zero-emission technologies. The plan outlines strategies to modernize regulations, support innovation, protect oceans and waterways, and ensure efficient movement of products to market, while also addressing vehicle cybersecurity and managing emergencies.

The 2025-26 Departmental Plan for Transport Canada outlines the department's priorities, plans, and associated costs for the upcoming three fiscal years. Key priorities include promoting efficient and reliable transportation supply chains, improving the safety and security of Canada's transportation networks, enhancing the air passenger experience, and facilitating the transition to low-carbon and zero-emission technologies. The plan details initiatives across three core responsibilities: ensuring a safe and secure transportation system, fostering a green and innovative transportation system, and enabling an efficient transportation system. It also addresses internal services and resource allocation to support these objectives.

Transport Canada's Vehicle Cyber Security Strategy outlines goals and priorities to strengthen road transportation cyber resilience in Canada. The strategy focuses on incorporating vehicle cyber security considerations into policy and regulatory frameworks, promoting awareness and fostering a modernized, innovative approach to vehicle cyber security, and addressing emerging issues such as privacy protection, digital infrastructure security, supply chain security, aftermarket considerations, and special-purpose and electric vehicles. The key outcomes include enhancing road safety, supporting the safe introduction of connected and automated vehicles, and ensuring a secure and resilient automotive cyber security ecosystem.