U.S. Tariffs Highlight Manitoba’s Need for a Northern Trade Corridor
Manitoba should finally consider putting everything into building northern ports and corridors. If we do not move closer to the speed of business, we will miss this historic chance
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Joseph Quesnel, Senior Research Associate—— Bio and Archives--February 9, 2025
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Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Talk about incoming U.S. tariffs has renewed thoughtful consideration about Manitoba to develop the province’s northern ports.
Most commentators and provincial politicians have promoted the port at Churchill as a logical point for diversifying Manitoba’s trade relationships if our trade with our southern neighbours goes south.
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