Manitoba
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Track being laid to Manitoba’s inland port for anchor tenant BroadGrain
The family-owned agribusiness is spending up to $25 million to build a bulk export-loading operation and bean-processing facility
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Manitoba premier apologizes to First Nation for damage done by dam
Premier Greg Selinger apologized to Manitoba First Nations for damage done by Jenpeg generating station north of Winnipeg
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New Flyer launches battery-electric bus pilot project in Man.
Four battery-electric buses will be in daily operation on 40-kilometre, two-hour route in Winnipeg as part of pilot project
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Manitoba firms fined for workplace injuries to 2 workers
Norbert’s Manufacturing fined $50,000, Rakowski Cartage and Wrecking fined $18,000 for 2012 workplace injuries
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Worker dies following accident at Manitoba oil well site
20-year-old from Wapella, Sask., died after being struck by weight arm of pump jack in Manitoba
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Rail firm abandons controversial plan to ship crude to Hudson Bay
Omnitrax wanted to move crude oil across its northern rail line to port of Churchill on Hudson Bay
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Safety issues grind Enbridge pipeline expansion to a halt in Manitoba
Enbridge ordered by NEB to stop work along Line 3 oil pipeline in Manitoba amid environmental, safety concerns
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Contentious northern Manitoba hydro dam granted licence
$6-billion Keeyask hydro dam received approval; $10-billion Conawapa dam put on hold
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Eyewear maker Luxottica closing Winnipeg plant this month
World’s largest eyeglass maker said it will close Winnipeg plant May 29; 200 jobs reportedly lost
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F-35 makes first flight sporting Canadian-made tail wing assembly
Horizontal tail assembly for Lockheed Martin fighter jet built at Magellan Aerospace facility in Winnipeg
