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Kinew to support Churchill conservation designation amid port expansion talks | Power & Politics
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11:57Now PlayingManitoba pledges $250,000 to the study of a new national marine conservation area along the Hudson Bay coast, coming amid the province’s push to expand the Port of Churchill with the help of the federal Major Projects Office. Premier Wab Kinew tells Power & Politics this is part of his ‘contemporary’ approach to bringing Manitoba’s economy to the next level.
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