Invented in Valcour, Quebec in 1922, by Armand and Leopold Bombardier.

This kind of transportation has 12 million cars and 16 million drivers.

Ships carry raw materials and manufactured good to customers overseas. Lots go through Vancouver, Montreal, Halifax, St. John and Quebec City.

For ten months in the late 1840's, Canada had it's own service that ran between Halifax, St. John and New Brunswick.

The Canadian average of this resource to fill cars is approximately 420 gallons.