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Kinew now banks on Port of Churchill alone to change Manitoba's financial tides

April 26, 2026

After stating last fall that three pending Manitoba megaprojects could wean this province off federal equalization payments within 10 years, Premier wab Kinew now says only a Port of Churchill expansion can transform the provincial economy.



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