Port of Churchill and Port of Rotterdam Have Signed Agreement to Strengthen Transatlantic Trade
Agreement Signals a New Northern Gateway for Western Canadian Critical Minerals, Energy and More
First Grain Export Since 2020 Loaded at Port of Churchill, Bound for Europe
Initial 30,000-tonne shipment of Canadian durum wheat, with two more grain vessels expected this season
The Future of Shipping Through Churchill and Hudson Bay
Arctic Gateway Group, the Province of Manitoba, the federal government and independent researchers are studying what expanded and eventually year-round shipping through the Port of Churchill could look like. Three recent studies, by Fednav Limited, the University of Manitoba and the Arctic Research Foundation, have provided important new information.
New First Nations Appointments to OneNorth and AGG Boards Strengthen Local Governance of Port of Churchill and Hudson Bay Railway
Chief Leroy Constant appointed to OneNorth Board by MKO; OneNorth appoints John R. McKenzie to AGG Board from Opaskwayak Cree Nation
Prairie Grain to Move to the Port of Churchill on the Hudson Bay Railway
First shipment marks the return of grain to the Port of Churchill, and will contribute to the most diversified shipping season in the Port of Churchill’s history
Critical Minerals Moving Across Hudson Bay Railway Network
Arctic Gateway Group Actively Working With Eldorado Gold Saskatchewan and Hudbay Minerals Inc. (Hudbay) To Move and Export Western Canadian Critical Minerals
Arctic gateway group’s operations are located on Treaty 5 & Treaty 1 territories. Our member communities reside throughout Treaty 1, Treaty 5, Treaty 6, & Treaty 10 Territories, the original lands of the Cree, Dene, Ojibway, Oji-cree, and homeland of the Métis Nation and ancestral territory of the Inuit.