Delta is home to a powerful industrial network connecting global trade, logistics, and manufacturing. Here’s how Roberts Bank, Tilbury, and Annacis Island work together.

Tilbury Industrial Area is one of Delta’s most important economic zones—powering logistics, jobs, and trade while remaining largely invisible to residents.

The Roberts Bank Super Port is a major driver of Delta’s economy, supporting jobs, trade, and local business—but its impact extends far beyond what most residents see.

The proposed Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion could reshape the economy of South Delta while raising important environmental and infrastructure questions for Tsawwassen residents.

The 2010s brought container growth, port expansion proposals, and capacity debates that shaped Delta’s industrial future.

The 2000s saw Tilbury evolve into a major logistics hub as Roberts Bank container growth strengthened Delta’s global trade role.

The 1990s established Delta as a global trade gateway through containerization growth and the rise of the Roberts Bank “Super Port.

The 1980s positioned Delta as a major Pacific trade gateway through port expansion and industrial development at Roberts Bank and Tilbury.