| Prairies Economic Development Canada | media advisories
The Honourable Terry Duguid, Minister responsible for PrairiesCan will make a significant federal funding announcement that will enhance northern transportation, global trade, business development, Manitoba’s critical minerals industry, training and economic reconciliation.
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | backgrounders
Backgrounder: Minister Duguid announces federal investments to secure affordable transportation in the North, and strengthen trade opportunities for Canada
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | news releases
Northern Manitoba is moving forward to become a global hub for trade in critical minerals. The Government of Canada is providing $45,384,634 to maintain rail connectivity and advance Indigenous economic reconciliation in Manitoba.
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | media advisories
The Honourable Terry Duguid, Minister responsible for PrairiesCan will host a business roundtable to discuss the potential impacts of United States tariffs imposed on Canadian goods and to hear what industry needs to protect jobs and stay competitive during uncertain times.
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | news releases
$1M from PrairiesCan to support sustainable growth in the energy sector
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | media advisories
The Honourable Terry Duguid, Minister for PrairiesCan, will announce federal funding for the Petroleum Technology Research Centre to support sustainable technologies in the energy sector.
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | news releases
Almost $1M investment from PrairiesCan to support Opus startup incubator
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | news releases
Over $700,000 invested by PrairiesCan in North Saskatoon Business Association
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | news releases
PrairiesCan funding to help communities near BHP’s Jansen potash site support rapid growth in East Central Saskatchewan
| Prairies Economic Development Canada | backgrounders
PrairiesCan is providing $10,188,290 for eight projects in Saskatchewan’s agriculture and value-added agriculture sectors
