<p>Caron Transportation Systems has opened a new terminal in Calgary designed to&nbsp;strengthen the company's&nbsp;position in&nbsp;providing high-quality service to&nbsp;its North American&nbsp;bulk commodity client base.</p> <p>The new&nbsp;terminal is conveniently located in the city's southeast sector and&nbsp;features state-of-the-art facilities including an environmentally-friendly tank trailer washbay&nbsp;that is one of the most advanced in the province.&nbsp;</p> <p>Located in the heart of the city's&nbsp;industrial and shipping heartland, the Calgary facility is home to Caron's fleet of modern,&nbsp;well maintained equipment.</p> <p>Caron is one of the largest carriers of bulk commodities in Western Canada with a service area covering western, central and northern Canada and the northwestern United States. Caron provides safe dependable service to the construction, manufacturing, mining, oilfield, petro-chemical, pulp and paper and water treatment industries. Dedication to safety, service and environmental awareness is part of Caron&rsquo;s guarantee to its customers that your goods get there when you need them.</p> 2009-10-14T15:16:11Z State-of-the-art facility opens in Southern Alberta 8 2009-10-14 2009-10-14T15:16:42Z <p>Caron President Bruno Muller joined a handful of enterprising Alberta business leaders earlier this year that traveled to Geneva, Switzerland to promote Alberta to business investors.</p> <p>Muller was part of the Alberta Enterprise Group, a business-based lobby to align government policy with public interests. The group organized the Alberta-focused trade forum where Ed Stelmach was the keynote speaker. Muller, a native of Switzerland, was asked to help sell Alberta by the Group&rsquo;s Cal Nichols.&nbsp; Nichols earned celebrity status for having led the campaign to keep the Edmonton Oilers from leaving town in the mid-1990s.</p> 2009-10-13T22:29:12Z Stimulating Alberta economy thrust of visit 6 2009-10-13 2009-10-13T22:30:58Z