To maintain competitiveness in decarbonization, Canada must invest in sustainable aviation and maritime infrastructure. The country faces challenges in attracting investments due to regulatory hurdles and global competition. Federal investments of $1.5 billion in clean fuels and an additional $350 million for low-carbon aviation fuel technologies signal a commitment to reducing emissions in the aviation sector. British Columbia is also advancing sustainable aviation through partnerships with Vancouver International Airport and investments in regional airport efficiency improvements. The federal government's $261 million investment in airport efficiency and infrastructure improvements at key Canadian airports has already shown promising results. In the maritime sector, Canada's Green Shipping Corridor Program supports projects to establish green shipping corridors and decarbonize the industry. BC's Low Carbon Fuel Standard has been successful in driving the adoption of low-carbon fuels in the transportation sector. Vancouver and Prince Rupert ports are leading the way in adopting alternative marine fuels, with initiatives like the EcoAction program and the Fairview Shore Power investment. These efforts position Canada to become a global leader in sustainable aviation and maritime innovation.