CentrePort is located in the heart of North America and is connected by rail to major seaports across the United States, Canada and into Mexico.
CentrePort includes the James Armstrong Richardson International Airport, which offers 24/7 operations and the most dedicated freighter movements in Canada.
CentrePort is home to an international trucking hub, served by a dedicated expressway that makes it easier for companies to reach “five minutes to 55 mph.”
CentrePort offers unique access to three Class I rail carriers – Canadian Pacific Railway, Canadian National Railway and BNSF Railway – and the new CentrePort Canada Rail Park.
Drivers of the 20,000 trucks a week who use the two-lane Inkster Boulevard can all see the rail overpass under construction west of Brookside Boulevard.
What looks like a bridge to nowhere in a farmer's field is part of the $220-million CentrePort Canada Way highway. It's also the first obvious manifestation of CentrePort Canada, the inland port.
Read more (Winnipeg Free Press). . .