US EditionFederal and Manitoba governments announce more steps toward port project
Federal and Manitoba governments commit $262.5 million to upgrade Port of Churchill and rail, supporting critical mineral exports and year-round Arctic shipping feasibility.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney laid a wreath at Louis Riel's grave to mark the 140th anniversary of his execution, believed to be the first attendance by a sitting prime minister at this ceremony in Winnipeg.
- Manitoba M�tis Federation President David Chartrand emphasized the significance of Carney's presence, stating it honors Riel's contributions to the country.
- Carney honored Riel's legacy, stating, 'Louis Riel's legacy helps to unite a maturing Canada,' aiming for reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.
- Premier Wab Kinew referred to Riel as a 'foundational figure', emphasizing the ongoing relevance of Riel's work in today's context.
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Federal and Manitoba governments announce more steps for Churchill port project
Ottawa will back a study on the potential of specialized icebreakers, ice tugs and research vessels at the port of Churchill, while Manitoba pledged $51 million to improve the rail line and a new critical-minerals storage facility at the port.
Carney First PM to Attend Louis Riel Commemoration Ceremony
Prime Minister Mark Carney attended a ceremony for Métis leader Louis Riel in Winnipeg on Nov. 16 while in the city for the Grey Cup game, becoming the first Canadian prime minister to pay tribute to the leader of the Red River Rebellion at his gravesite. “It is an honour for me to join on behalf of the Government of Canada to join you to commemorate Louis Riel, a foundational figure in the history of Manitoba and of Canada,” Carney said at the …
Arctic Gateway Group Welcomes Federal-Provincial Commitments as Momentum Builds for Port of Churchill Plus
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Arctic Gateway Group (AGG) welcomes today's remarks from the Province of Manitoba and the Government of Canada, highlighting continued progress through the Major Project Office (MPO) process and outlining the shared work plan that will guide the next stages of development for Port of Churchill Plus. Chris Avery, President & CEO of AGG, said the announcement reinforces the partnership needed t…
Carney says Louis Riel's legacy 'helps to unite' Canada at event marking Métis leader's execution
Prime Minister Mark Carney laid a wreath at the grave of Louis Riel to mark the 140th anniversary of the Red River Métis leader's execution at a ceremony in Winnipeg on Sunday morning.
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Federal and Manitoba governments announce more steps toward port project
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