
Montreal Port Authority CEO Steps Down, Board Takes Over
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Montreal Port Authoritys President Julie Gascon Resigns: Board Takes Over, Expansion Project Continues
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Montreal Port Authority CEO Steps Down, Board Takes Over. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Big news from the Montreal Port Authority, their president and CEO, Julie Gascon, has stepped down after just over a year on the job. She started back in February 2024 and officially left her position on April 3rd. The announcement dropped on Friday with no explanation for why she's out. They're not wasting time on the transition. A committee from the Board of Directors is stepping in to lead things temporarily, working hand-in-hand with the senior team while they hunt for a permanent replacement. The board chair, Natalie Pilon, called this a fresh start for the group, especially as they push forward with a huge expansion project at Contra Curr. On Montreal, South Shore, that side's key to their growth plans. Gascon brought solid experience to the role, with past gigs at Transport Canada, the Canadian Coast Guard, and even as CEO of the Pacific Pilotage. Authority, her background made her a strong pick from the jump. We'll keep eyes on this as the search ramps up, and that expansion moves ahead could shape
how the port handles business in the years to come. You've been listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news.
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