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Chris Selley: Hating our airports is just what Canadians do. Demanding they improve isn’t
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A recent commentary discusses the Canadian tradition of complaining about national airports while emphasizing the need for concrete improvements. The author notes that any potential transition toward privatization would require careful scrutiny and detailed planning rather than immediate dismissal as a failure.
WHY IT MATTERS
It addresses the ongoing public debate over the management and future efficiency of Canadian airports amid proposals for structural changes.
We need details, obviously, about what 'privatization' would look like. But it's not a byword for disaster
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