Winnipeg Free Press
Cabela's is expanding into cities across Canada -- aiming to become the first coast-to-coast outdoor-merchandise chain in the country -- and has acquired one of Winnipeg's biggest warehouses to serve as its national headquarters and distribution centre. » Read More
Greater Memphis Chamber
Canadian province has its sights on expanding its role in the world economy. » Read More
The Canadian Business Journal
CentrePort Canada is North America's new 20000-acre inland port, as well as Canada's first Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ). Located in Manitoba, next to Winnipeg's James Armstrong Richardson International Airport, CentrePort will offer ... » Read More
Winnipeg Sun
learning more about their needs, exploring joint opportunities and promoting the strategic advantages of CentrePort Canada, such as the fact we are now ... » Read More
Winnipeg Free Press
CentrePort Canada arranged for a 30-person group, including Premier Greg Selinger, to tour and make presentations last week at four inland American ports. ... » Read More
CJOB
Centreport Canada is leading a delegation of more than 30 business, labour, and government leaders on a mission to the US and Mexico. ... » Read More
Memphis Business Journal
The group includes a larger 30-person team from CentrePort Canada, a new 20000-acre inland port designated as Canada's first Foreign Trade Zone ... » Read More
Winnipeg Free Press - Winnipeg,Manitoba,Canada
MTHE CentrePort Canada team is taking its show on the road this week with a five-day tour of inland ports in Mexico and the United States to promote the Winnipeg site and start making contacts in the industry. ... » Read More
Jan. 11, 2010—CentrePort Canada - Winnipeg,Manitoba,Canada
CentrePort Canada is leading a delegation of more than 30 business, labour, community and government leaders on a mission to the United States and Mexico to promote Manitoba’s inland port to transportation and logistics businesses and investors... » Read More
Winnipeg Free Press - Winnipeg,Manitoba,Canada
CentrePort Canada's initial project may be the construction of a highway but Diane Gray believes the ... » Read More
Winnipeg Free Press - Winnipeg,Manitoba,Canada
The new road, known as CentrePort Canada Way, recently won $212 million in funding from the province and Ottawa. It will connect the Perimeter Highway to ... » Read More
Thursday, Oct 15th, 2009
Canada’s first Foreign Trade Zone merges transportation assets with trade, opening a new pipeline to international markets. » Read More
Thursday, Oct 14th, 2009
The creation of Canada's first-ever foreign trade zone at CentrePort Canada will put the country back on the menu of options for international site selectors. » Read More
Thursday, Oct 10th, 2009
JUST one day after CentrePort was named to become Canada's first foreign trade zone in a pilot project, CentrePort's phone is starting to ring. » Read More
Thursday, Oct 9th, 2009
The federal and Manitoba governments have taken a multi-million-dollar step towards creating Canada's first foreign trade zone. » Read More
Thursday, Sep 17th, 2009
On behalf of the Board of Directors of CentrePort Canada Inc, Mr. Kerry Hawkins, Chair of the Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Diane Gray as Founding President and Chief Executive Officer effective November 9th, 2009. » Read More
Thursday, Sep 17th, 2009
Manitoba's deputy finance minister has been tapped to head Winnipeg's inland port initiative, the Free Press has learned. » Read More
Friday, May 15th, 2009
When the going gets tough, the heart of the continent gets going. » Read More
Wednesday, Apr 15th, 2009
OTTAWA – Winnipeg’s inland port and a little known railway in northwestern Manitoba are among the biggest winners from the federal budget today. » Read More
Tuesday, Dec 23rd, 2008
MANITOBA’S new inland port has its first-ever board of directors for CentrePort Canada Inc., Premier Gary Doer said Monday. » Read More
Wednesday, Sep 10th, 2008
The Manitoba government has introduced legislation that would create CentrePort Canada, a private-sector focused corporation that would develop and promote Manitoba’s inland port and would build on the province’s well-established network of air, rail, sea » Read More