Manitoba Premier Advocates New Hudson Bay Port Trade Expansion

April 15, 2025, 12:21 pm

The Manitoba premier has proposed establishing a second port on Hudson Bay to boost trade with European nations. Meetings with European representatives underline the government’s intention to expand the province’s maritime infrastructure and drive economic growth. The proposal is aimed at enhancing trade routes and creating new commercial opportunities while leveraging the strategic location of Hudson Bay. This initiative marks a significant move toward strengthening regional commerce and diversifying market access.

theglobeandmail.com / Manitoba premier touts increased trade with Europe, possible second Hudson Bay port

It was the clearest sign to date that Wab Kinew’s NDP government, elected in 2023, is ready to consider a long-term project to add shipping capacity away from the existing Port of Churchill

winnipegfreepress.com / Manitoba premier touts increased trade with Europe, possible second Hudson Bay port

thestar.com / Manitoba premier touts increased trade with Europe, possible second Hudson Bay port

WINNIPEG - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has discussed increased trade with representatives from Europe and appears open to having a second port on Hudson Bay.

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