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“A tremendous amount of hard work has seen northern communities reach this critical milestone,” said Town of Churchill mayor and OneNorth co-chair Mike Spence in a March 11 press release. “Together with our partners we are taking the next important steps to realize our vision for a national Arctic trade corridor.” The transfer to local ownership takes place about four years after OmniTrax stopped operating the railway after spring flooding washed out portions ofd the rail line between the Pas and Churchill, which came a year after the then-owner laid off port staff and announced that it would not be shipping anything out of the port that summer. Trains did not run on the rail line for more than a year as OmniTrax refused to make repairs but they were completed with a few months after the new owners took over.
Winnipeg Free Press By: Dylan Robertson
Canada Post says a boom in online shipping and pandemic restrictions has created a backlog for mail delivery in northern Manitoba, with some people still waiting for Christmas gifts. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
OTTAWA Spring is on the way, with daylight saving time around the corner. But in northern Manitoba, people are still waiting for Christmas gifts.
OTTAWA Spring is on the way, with daylight saving time around the corner. But in northern Manitoba, people are still waiting for Christmas gifts.
Canada Post says a boom in online shipping and pandemic restrictions has created a backlog, which persists 10 weeks after Santa Claus made his cross-country trek.