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Premier says there's no Indigenous opposition to pipeline proposed for northern Manitoba

June 4, 2026

Premier Wab Kinew says there is no opposition among Indigenous leaders in northern Manitoba to the liquefied natural gas pipeline he hopes to see built as part of an effort to expand the Port of Churchill.

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