Churchill port owners have signed an agreement with DP World and CentrePort Canada to examine expanded port operations, logistics services and inland transport links.
The owners of Canada’s Port of Churchill have signed a memorandum of understanding with DP World Canada and CentrePort Canada. The parties will explore ways to increase cargo flows through North America’s only deep-water Arctic port and develop a connected corridor using the Hudson Bay Railway and CentrePort Canada’s inland logistics hub.
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